Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-21

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No. 2 wheat in st. Louis 81 OF to 81 0S.
sons. july14t4
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry al
Machine Shops. m6tf
For Sale-A half Jersey cow; five yea
old; giving milk; 10 calf; inquire at this O
fee.
ALI kinds Of dining room aud kitchen fur
ture at low rates ut 81. & F. Winkler's, LIE
ington, Mo. june2tf
Tickets to all points, east, west, north az
south, via. Wabash or Missouri Pacific f
sale at city ticket office.
Remember there is no other roller fol
offered to the trade in Lexington, except b
A. ". Robinson & Co. jan20tf
After Mr.. John 8. Blackwell gets throus
with that beautiful little hog law, August
it III be a sick looking sta-toot.
Chinn's shoe store is the place to buy an
style of shoes or hats; largest and best styl
to select from. Opposite the courthouse Mai
street- junc3Otf
To invalids and all others who want til
most healthy bread; get Robinson's role
~f1our,as you can get what is wanted for healt
without eating bran and shipstuff. july21t2
Live Oak whisky is just the thing neede'
In the field. Not one headache in a hundre,
gallons; absolutely the purest IN market
Only four dollars per gallon. Powell ha
it. Franklin street. julyl4t4
Our contemporary says:-t'The Intelligen'
Ger says all of the saloon-keepers of this city
have applied for a license again, and that
new man is preparing to embark in the bust
license of six or eight saloons does not expire
until September" No mistake at all. The
city licenses were alluded to. They expired
July 1, and Is applications were made for re.
newals, the same number az for the previous
six months. The CITY register has informa-
ton thai another man Is preparing to enter
the business. This little doubt (?) as to our
accuracy does not answer. our question as to
who told the Register that there were sseyen-
teen licensed saloons in the city, -t
An exchange very. pertinently says:-"It
you have q town lot ON which there Is a good
building site, put a reasonable price on it and
sell it to some n who wants to put up a
house. Don't hold it back under the suppos-
ition that 1t will be q fortune to you some
day. II you loan 800 out at 8 per cent. in
terest, ten years from now it will be worth
more than any lot in town held at $50; to
make our meaning palmer, money at 8 per
cent. interest will pay you better than to hold
lots, especially when you can sell at rea-
sonabls figures" There Is q good deal of
complaint in this city Of the price asked for
lots on which to build, and several persons
have been deferred from building by the very
high price asked for eligible lots. This is a
mistake as is pointed out above, and especial
a mistake In persons who have a general
interest in the prosperity Of the town.
Chris" writes from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II pleasant. Business lively. 49,. Farmers
'asy threshing wheat. Go to Marshall's
cool your parehing tongue with Ice lemo-
,ade; five cents 3 class....M Nj. H. L. Bates, of
Paola, Kansas, was in town this week. . Miss
Jennie Duvall, of Owenton, KY, is visiting
It Judge Lockhart's.. Mr.. Jas. Suddith, of
is at Rev. A. A. Moore's, visit
ng his mother who is quite sick. 80. MIR.
Columbus Shelton and family have moved-to
Pleasant Hill, where they will make their
uture home. 80. Miss Leila Wright of Lexlng-
on vicinity, is the guest of Miss Eta Lock
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Emerson, of
Atchison, Kansas, are visiting the lady's sis
er, Mrs. Chinn miss Matte Corse has
one on a months visit to relatives IN Collins
lille Tlinnia MIca VirO;a uo,,ob 1oNk l,nx
week, to spend the remainder of the summer
With a sister in Colorado"
"Obseryer" writes from Aullyille :-"Our
armers are very busy threshing their wheat. |
he wheat is yielding about Is bushels per
Mr.. R. C. Greer OF st. Louis is here |
n business. He has rented his elevator here
} Mr. Graham, who will buy grain of all |
inds, paying the highest market price.
here was q considerable blow here on last |
1t bowed down Charley Graham's
blacksmith shop, unroofed part of Adams
otel and did som other damage. Died, at
Mo-, July 10, Eddy, youngest
IN of Mr.. Alex. Rldgeway. Eddy was a
little boy, and was the idol of fond and
wing father and mother. The parents and
have the sympathy of their many
lends at Aullville go. Your correspondent
'ent last week In Independence attending
le lectures at the Christian church. This is
ny you did not hear from him. There is
large lot of wheat coming in here now. 1t
'gins to look as if the wheat buyers were
do a large amount of shipping here this
INNER and fall. The market opened at IS
nts per bushel MIR. Brindle commenced
ltting up the belfry of the Christian church
st week....Mr Payne, of Kansas City, ac-
mpanied by Misses George and McAlister,
ere visiting Mrs. r. L. Greer last week..
1ey returned home IN last Monday 80. Mrs.
airy Mock, daughter of Mrs. James B..
ord, Is visiting her mother in the country.
ISIS Prudence B. Hord returned home from
extended visit to Leavenworth, last week..
e was accompanied by her nelce, Miss
annie Swan. Elder r. II. Love was here
Monday; he left the last of the week for
snsas for his family, who have been visiting
ere Mr.. Arch Bonhana has been ap-
inted marshal by our town board. Mr.
L. Greer went to Bates county this week..
ork on the new mill Is progressing slowly
t surely Mrs Ollie Taylor was quite sick
t week, but we are glad to report her much
Mrs. Kellar. Of HigginsviIle, was +,
on Monday visiting her daughter, Mrs. l
Mrs. Major and Mrs. Berry spent f.,
lursday in Higginsville, visiting relatives. I
y. Taylor preached at the Baptist church, I
this city, last Sunday. The children of 8
3 Christian Sunday school will ha,e a pic G
at the Christian church to-day. All are G
'dially invited to attend and let the children
q good time" Ii
Mentor" writes from Blackburn:-"Mr.I
nm Corder, accompanied by his wife and 9
'ster Frank land Mr.. NJ. Buck and wife Of 3
spent IN hour or two in our town +
t Thursday evening on their: way home =
m Chicago. 49, Notwithstanding the severe 3
q OF last Saturday, quite q number of our G
people visited Sweet Springs; among 4
In we noticed Miss Jennie HALEY and Mr..
&c Newlsnd, Miss Annie HALEY and Mr.. Il
nry Pelot. The Misses Hickman, twoI
'rming young ladies Of St. Louis, who have q
n visiting their sister, Mrs. A. Newland, o
Tor their home the first Of the week. U
'quet playing is the leading amusement at q
present time, and the click of the mallet o.
ball are heard all day long. -. Miss Alice i,
ncock, who has been visiting in Kansas q,
= for several weeks, returned home Sun. q,
morning MIR. G. w. Latin.er, our Fl
MY surveyor, is here this week laying out II
Y streets and lots in Hanoool.,, oaa;:.-