Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-13

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Prof. Sellers says he and his assistants will
always be glad to have visitors at the Acsde-
my during drill, from 81 to n O'Clock. p.
on Fridays.
Wanted-Three or four thousand dollars,
for three or four years. Will pay six per
cent. Best Of collateral security given. In !
quire ut this ofaee. octl3ta
The Bates County Democrat reports Mr..
Is saying that iron has been purch-
for the new road and will be laid o.
a. possible.
and oyster saloon In the west wing Of the
City Hotel and solicits . share Of the public
patronage. Give him . call. o1at1
Col. Reid caught two carp out Of his pond
. day or two ago, one for . friend and one
for himself. They weighed respectively Al
pounds 81 ounces, and 3 pounds 81 ounces.
They were beauties.
The A. o. 81. ball, last Wednesday night,
was in every way 3 success. There was q
large attendance, and everything passed OF
pleasantly. The net profits Of the occasion
amounted to about $50.
One Of our best citizens would say to the
public that he has tried Halls Catarrh Cure,
and It ID all that II claimed for It. Price 10
cents Per bottle. Sold bye. W. Loomis, Lex-
ington, Mo- july26m3
Zach writes us an Interesting letter regard
ing his travels down the western border of
Missouri which we willprdat next week. VIC
hope to have several letters from him while
he Is away.
We have just received . full line Of tube
colors. bristol and sable brushes, crsyons,
drawing paper, thumb sacks, blenders, gold
paint, oils and everything needed In the art
line. N. F. RoYle Il Son. sep22A
We regret exceedingly having to postpone
several communications. Some Of them
came in yesterday. That is bur day for gen
eral news and advertisements. Please send
them in earlier. Necessity, you arc aware.
knows no law.
A western paper says: Nothing will cure
some sick mea more quickly than an Office,
properly applied. This cure may be very
successful in many cases. but We would say:
II q man suffers from q cough or cold, give
him DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The November number of the North Amer
AVAIL VIA SoAA~
DR.. Norvia Green, president of the Western
Union Company, in opposition to the pro-
posed government management of the tele-
graph; also, an article ON John Brown, by
Rev. David N. Utter, which Is calculated to
seriously affect the popular estimate Of the
hero of Ossawatomie.
Our old friend of former days, "Rose,"
xryr;<oo IN ,,o 90 Rn11Nvo Frovn p1oOkhnrn.
Cuisines here is as lively rs ever, I think
the business capacity Of this place exceeds
that of almost any other OF like size and
age. Improvements are going on all the time
and willing hands find plenty Of work to do.
The market here Is good; prices fair Fruit
is scarce in this vicinity, and I fear will be
high and hard to obtain for winter consump-
ton. ... We were blesseds q well - refreshed
during the past week with several delightful
rains, which came none too soon, for the
ground was dry, and q thorough wetting Of
the earth was greatly needed. MANY Of the
| cities here are in favor of, and strongly ad-
vocate q high school. I think the idea both
practical and excellent, and heartily endorse
it just as far as our rights and principles will
permit US. Were Ia citing character I would
certainly vote for q high school here, for in
my estimation there Is nothing more advan-
tageous than . high school to . community.
Mr.. s. N. Campbell is still in the shipping
business, on the wing almost day and night
For three successive weeks he has made 9
shipment averaging 8 car loads to the ship
ment. He ships to Chicago principally. Al
though last Monday evening settled upon ui
gloomy and unpropitious quite 8 merry party
boarded the train for the st. Louis fair. Mist
NJ. Kennedy Of this place, and myself among
the happy participants. I cannot tell you o.
all the sublime and ridiculous things l saw
three things however. which impressed me
forcibly, were In the textile and main hal
and art gallery. First the very hsndsomes
silk I ever saw. The center of every squar,
was handsomely hand painted, n square
more noted than the rest, was q residence
painted on cream satin, with the name an,
place written below-snow Hill, Jefferson
county, Va, its place, and ]. A. Carter tn
name-grand parents of the owner of tn
patchwork. Then there was still snothe
small square, In every large one hand EN-
broidered In the name Of the givsr or dono
Of the square; one noticed had embroidere
3 on it Mother and another. Aunt ALICE
was superb. The second thing which 8
pleased my fancy was the 'Grotto.' About thi
t there was something so realistic, grand That
Q charmed me, and I felt that I might hinge
long beside 1t and not become weary. VIII
8 o pity 1t Is that one must always rush q
hurriedly by the beautiful things which plea,
: one most. In the art gallery l found MOI
9 than 1 had time to admire rightly, 80 man
9 handsome faces to study, so much sublim
e scenery to dwell upon. One piece Of paint
ing 1 noticed,a family group-the soldiers r
e turn after the late war, it was perfect enoug
In its character for . master piece. Mi!
d Reston's exhibitions of painting were seleI
indeed, and presented some fine specimens
n art. While in st. Louis I noticed some han
a some buildings going up; one on Olive sire
e below the custom house was . stupenduol
mercantile house. I also noticed that Il
l. Olive Street Park will no more afford plea
ure to pleasure seekers, some parties havil
,e purchased 1t and putting up q business hou
e Of SOM kind; 1 heard quite q number OF pc
sons expressing their regrets at these pr
le eeedings. 1.-THE exposition building. E
o Int.l Miss Kennedy did not return hon
after the fair but extended her visit to Illino
bit where she will spend q short time visiti1
o. friends and relatives. 1 noticed ON the ira
tn Mr.. and Mrs. N. Corder from Waverly,
routs to the fair and to see their daught,
j. Miss REM, who is at Madame Cuthber
of school From the second story of Pr,
g. q Ladd's wholesale store ON Washingt
avenue we had q most excellent view Of t
Il, " eiled Prophet, which I did not consider b
20 good as 1t was last year, though to t
IN children, I presume, it was decidedly me
O. interesting, particularly to those famil
to with odd Mother Goose and Jack the Gia
IL Killer The restless, surgins, wavering
as of people below, which proved seemingly
m solid mass IS far both ways ~ the eyes COT
ID, see, interested me more than did the proc
val sion. Vel I I'm homo again, and thou
In somewhat worn and tired from my trip
az feel very we'll satisfied with all I saw
~ heard.n
"a Sell ysur old iron at Jeldsn,l Foundry
Machine shsDs. IN