Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-24
Weeklg gntellige'1fef.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Clean up.
Brush up your yards.

SHORTS.
Clean up.
Brush up your yards.
Paint your houses and fences.
See that Csc towel, at McCausland's. tt
Probate court next Monday, March %.
Paint up. 1t helps the looks Of thlna
wonderfully.
Have you seen the Jersey Jackets? M,
Causland has them. feb24tf
Sell your old iron at Jordan's Foundr
and Machine Shops. m6tf
Landreth's Garden Seed, genuine an
fresh, at Gordon & Fulksrson's. mSm1
Read what McCsusland has to say In hi
new double column sd this week. feb24tf
Gregg rsspbsrries for sale. The Zines
black raspberry grown. ". A. Gordon. Ct
We pay the highest market price for q
kinds Of country produce. Gordon & Bu
ford. j21tf
Get Boston BeItIng Uompany's standar'
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machin
shops. m6tf
Depot for all kinds Of window shades an,
ixtures, at CoRBIrr's Furniture STORE
Odesss. fsb10m8
The Turner Society will give their grss
annual Esster ball ct Turner Hall, on Mon
day. March 20. militia
100 dozen. towels at cents each. Cal
soon, they wont last long ct the price
Wilker 4 Miller. mAt2
A. v. Robinson q Co. have the only mil
in the county that grinds wheat on roller
and makes . hrst.class patent nour. j2of
Read. Mr.. McCsusland's new ad. He II
always up with the times, and never adver-
tisss anything that he will not live up to.
II Cstarrh has destroyed your sense ol
smell and hearing. Halls Cstarrh Cure will
cure you Is cents per bottle. Sold by q. W.
Loomis. jan1smS
Msssrs. A. v. Robinson 3 Co., shipped,
last week, to Brunswick, 30 sacks Of their
roller hour. They have regular and good
trade at that point.
No lady having once worn the Kelley shoe
will buy others. We have the exclusive sale
Of them for the county. b. A. d n. J.
Ohinn, Main street opposite courthouse,
Lexington, Mo. mch17tf
Reduce dilapidstion to cleanliness and de-
ssncy. Tear down the rat,letrsps, and mend
up the broken down fences and outbuildings.
Let ~ make our town look - II some one
Wasiiving ia It. -.- -
For hfst-class and genuine sewing ma
chine, 20 to CoRBIrT's Furniture Store,
Odssss. He has large stock OF Domestics,
Royal st. John, Singer and others also
needles for all kinds Of machines. n0m3
We claim to have the best 3.button kid
glove at 81, the best 5-button lace glove at
q Is, and the best assortment Of gloves
generally Of any house in the city. Call and
sss and be convinced. Wilker b Miller.
"A. + II. J. Chinn are at the front this
spring with tho largest and best, and latest
style shoes In the county also the nobbiest
line Of hats In the city. Give Us . call and
It will do you good and save you money.
In >smbroidsries and laces We have . full
assortment at low prices also. full line Of
lace curtains. bed sets and pillow shsms.
We will be pleased to show them, knowing
our prices are the very lowest. Wilker b
Miller. m34t2
Rsmsmbsr the hotel meeting st the cir.
cult court room, 81 o'clock this afternoon.
Every business man In town, and every citi.
sen interested in the prosperity Of the place
should atte nd. There should be united
sAort 70 success.
Colds yield to onions like magic, but DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup il Q still better and BY
far more agreeable means Of curing cold
or cough. You can buy bottle for Is cents
It any drug store. and We are sure 1t will
do the work every time.
We wish to call the attention Of the ladies
Of Lexington and vicinity TO the fact that
we have just received line Of beautiful
shoes. Manufactured by John Kelley, justly
celebrated for their stylish cut and perfec-
tion Of at. We warrant every pair to give
satisfaction. B. A. d NJ. J. Chinn, at Davis
q Ailstadt's old stand. mch17n
Mr.. Jesse Hamlet. who with Messrs F.
X. Tut and John Bayliss had been on .
hunting and fishing trip down the river as
far - Laynesvllle, got back Tuesday even.
ing, having by himself worked his skiG up
from Waverly, IS miles, that day, bis com.
psnions leaving him there and coming up In
Q buggy. The party killed some 80 ducks
and geese, and caught quite . quantity Of
Ash, blue cats and buRAloes. Jesse says the
rowing was tough work, bu: that for about
IS miles he had . wind right up stream.
when he hoisted . sail, and "spiit tho old
river wide open." He says 1t was tickiish
work, 40 be had on more sail than hs ought
to have carried, but as he was afraid to up
set his craft IL he stopped to shorten sail he
let her 60. and instead Of climbing over the
waves which were running pretty high, ne
west right through them. Jesse thinks he
likes sail first rate. 1t Is . little risky
sometimes on the old Missouri, but then 1t
10 30 sssy, on the arms and back.
The Missouri Pacific railroad company 10
putting In . switch, near the Farrar bridge,
20 the Bethel d Young sandbank. That is
right-switches to our coal mines and sand
banks; now let Us have them to our nre clay,
worked up into tiles, &c; to our sand made
up into glass; up Graham's branch to the
paper mill; down into town to the Winkisr
furniture factory. and all around taking out
nanufactursd articles Of various sorts, and
eur dear old town, that has all the comforts
OF life, the social features necessary to cul.
ture, churches, schools, &C.. will soon rank
second to no place IN the state in business
point Of view. 1t 10 all coming, gentlemen.
All that 10 necessary Is to be publis spirited
and snterprisins In each useful improve.
0ent that is suggested. "The Lord helps
chem that help themselves" aud In one or
two instances OF late our people have found
cut how much may be done by cooperation
which could not or would not be done by
any one or Two lndiyidusls. Above all
things, We want large number OF mschan.
ics and operatives earning good wages every
week. There Is nothing on earth 20 good
for . town % productive industries. Labur
becomes respected. and 1t is mighty hard for
fellow to live with his hands IN bis pock-
cts, week in and week out, when every boGy
about him seems intent upon some sort OF
businsss.
"Anon" writes from Slater :-"Narrisd
on March 14th, at the residence ofthe brides
mother, by Rev. George Norwell, Mr..
Thomas NcMshan, of Miami, NO., and Miss
Willie A Young, Of Gillian. Also, by Eld.
<arissam, March 18th, MIR. William Sturgess
and Miss Hattie Herring, Of Slater. Mi
A. Bransin, Of the c. s A. dispatch office,
will move to Oregon soon :. Mrs. +. b.
Mckee gave her music class, at her residence,
On Emma Street, an entertainment which
proved to be very enjoy able affair. Mr.
David G. Smith. OF Odessa, spent last Sun.
day IN Slater. Rev. ". l.. Carpenter LETT,
Wednesday, for WaverIy, where he will
assist In protractsd meeting at that place