Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-13
Mslisse tonight.
Have you heard from st. Joe?


mans. a29tf
A nns assortment Of pickles and jellies, a
Clsgett's. aStf
A complete stock of furnishing goods. a
Philip Ksller's. m6t4
All shades and qualities in sack and IrocL
suits. at Philip Keller's. m6'4
A speciality 10 old Kentucky u MASH
Whisky, at Sill, erman's. a29tf
J.. Q. PIsttenburg will sellyou goods as low
Is any house in the county. a1n3
A complete stock OF spring and summer
clothing. at Philip Keller's. m6:4
Go to J Q. Plsttenburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods In every line. aims
For Ssle-A tine two.horse pheston ior
sale at q very low price. W. A. Kerdoli.
Sr. ml3i1
We pay tho highest market price for all
ford. j2ltf
Get Boston Betting Company's stsndar
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tr
Have you tried them? Those choice
mackerel, at Jesse Il Young's, opposite the
courthouse. a29tf
Orders for wine and whisky solicited,
satisfsction guaranteed or money refunded,
at Silverman's. a29tf
Bring your butter and eggs to Jesse 4
Young, and get the highest market price In
cash or groceries. a29tf
Ne citizens meeting was held last Thurs
day night. 1t was adjourned over till Thurs
day night. 18th Inst.
Mrs. Golden will appear In song and dance
In the comedy and also in the farce At the
matinee this evening.
A new lot Of choice tish. at Clsgett's, such
% msckerel, white fish, Holland herring
and Russian sardines. sStf
The old Lexington favorites the Golden
company. will present our citizens with
treats this afternoon and tonight.
Cbas. Erich, sent to the pen. for two
years from this county,, was released q few
days ago under the three-fonrths rule.
II you want tho incest thing In town. buy
. gasoline cookstove. You can see one at
work at Mlss Barclays millinery store.
II you don't believe that Jesse & Young,
81 Main street, have the best and cheapest
groceries In the city, = trial will convince
you. a29tf
The popular, genial and whols.souled, +.
G.. T. BrightweII, is at Jesse b Young's.
where he will be pleased to see his many
friends. a29tf
The comedy Of "Katiy O'SheiI," oIlowed
by the farce 'The Youth who Never Saw q
Woman" will be presented at the Golden
matinee this evening.
Miss Matte Barclay has removed her mil
linery store to the west room OF the Stramcke
building. on Main street, where she will be
pleased to ace her friends.
Yes. the IntelIigencer got Q medal on Job
work. of course. The whole state was against
Us. but we got the prize for second best dis
play. Pretty good tor q o~ne.horse town.
The Main street pond hus filled up till there
10 scarcely any water In It. The manhole
ought TO be raised al least six leet, but there
10 no hope Of its being dons until after the
election.
Having secured some decided barg aims at
the closing out sale Of Chuse l. CaOols'
wholesale stock, We Will give our customers
the BEN. dc Of same. Nav Is the lime to buy
cheap goods. Wnker Il Miller. m13t2
Caroline stoves are perfectly safe. They
make no smoke there Is no offensive smell ;
no hot Kitchen :; last forever. See one at work
ut Miss Matte Barclays millinery store, In
the west room Of the Stramcke building.
Mr. Washington Bsrdslsy, who lives half
. mile south OF Odessa, sold hts farm, of 90
acres. on tue Path Of April, to MI. s. l..
Ramsey. for $50 per acre. There were fair
We think Mr.. kamsey got
. big bargain.
Our department Of staple goods including
blsschsd muslin. brown muslin. also caSsl.
meres. Jeans. c0ttOnadss and linen goods for
men nnh hOys wear. will To-. kept complete
during the season at low est prices, ut Abrens'
Dry Goods ~t;uzaar. .stf
MI. WIN. Csmpbsll has sent us specimens
OF his peaches aud cherries, showing twins.
We have noticed tuat when fruit trees are
we'll loaded there are generally many twins.
The ones sent are good samples. und the
fruit Is quite large and vigorous. II the
trees In this city are any indication. we
will have q full fruit crop this year.
Last night the Golden company presented
"a Child OF State" aud those who were
present are the ones to ask about It. To-
night "Msllsse' will be presented, and IL
you want good seats, secure them early.
This play was dramstizei from Brete Harris
writings. and Is popular. Tn Goldens al
ways present good plays, and act them well.
"Msdge" II the name Of an original story
which We print on the outside of this issue.
1t was written for the I%ntslligsncer by =
couple OF young writers who deserve COM
mendstion. This IL their first effort, and we
are sure that with = little practice In this
line their stories will become popular. The
plot and the manner OF handling it are both
good for beginners. We would suggest the
use Of the past tense hereafter.
Mr.. j.. J. Mccormack furnishes US the fol.
lowing river report Tor the week ending
Nav ID: May 0, steamer Fannie Lewis, up,
for Kansas City; May 9. Wyoming. up, for
Bismarck May IL, Montana. up, for Kansas
City. Capt. George G.. Keith comm .ndlug
the Montans, had on board 6,lls railroad
ties; 5000 feet walnut lumber Tor Winkler
Bros, and 1000 lbs freight for John Powell.
River 8 ieet 8 Inches on gauge
Tn following hand bill has been issued
for distribution among the Washington
taxpayers : 'You are respectfully
requested to meet 10 mass meeting, ~ May
view. on Saturday. May Goth, at ] O'CLOCK, p.
M. to consider the proprlety Of taking some
action In relation to your township debt /;
and, also, to instruct your county court NJ
to the course you wish them to pursue. A
full attendance II most desirable. John a.
Prslhsr, James W. Harrison, John A. Lock-
hart"
Those Of our subscribers who contemplate
tho purehAss Of new spring suits should
proceed to the III .min0Ih cloth
Ing 6stablishms I OF Morris Graiz, where
they will have Nh opportunity to seIrc, from
one OF the largest ass0rtm-nls ever display
cd In Lexington for the admiration OF bis
in addition to his immense
stock at new ami fashionable clothing he
has also u large assortment Of gentlsman's
furnishing goods, v%aIises, hats, caps, UNI
breiiss, rubber goods. AMI In fact ev. ry,bing
needed for y complete outfit, anu now ouly
needs u little money to make himself AMI all
bis custom'r rs supremeIy happy. u2Oit
The st. Louis Republican says 1.-THE
wonderful big M"ntAni, George K.i,h's
late purchase. came into port Friday eve.
ming from Kansas City. with 3 coo sacks
grain, 10 900 feet lumber, 100 head hogs, loo
Packages Of sundries. This Is one of the
quickest trips that has been made between
st. Louis aud Kansas city since The days of
Tue famous run OF the James II. Lucas. She
handled on her up trip, 1000 railroad ties.
snd never wet q spar on tue trip. She de-
parted again for Kansas Ci,y al 3 p. IN,
Saturday with o nice trip, aud Will hereafter