Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-18
Pretty near schosl time.

Pretty near schosl time.
Start hat creamery, somebody; it will pa.
Call and examine the Wonderful Churl
f q. LOOMS & Co., agents. a18t2
We pay the highest market price for q
kinds of country produce. Gordon & b
ford. j21tf
Get Kerdolf's new process -four if 70
want good, white and sweet bread an
cake. july14tf
A new kind of carpet seat chairs, yer
lngton, Mo. june2tf
Remember there is no other roller f1ou
offered to the trade in Lexington, except b
A. ". Robinson s. Co. ian2Otf
Some one has borrowed from the edito
Benton's "Thirty Years in the United State
Senate" Please return it.
The Missouri Pacific railroad will sell tick
cts to the Higginsville, Brownsville and Sc
dalia fairs at one-and-a-fourth fares for tn
round trip.
We have opened q nice line of new ia
prints, and more are arriving daily. We ar
always ahead on above goods. both in qualit
| and style. Wilker & Miller. a1st2
T. House and lot on .Ridgeway street, nearl
| opposite second ward schoolhouse, for sale
The house contains 3 rooms; lot 50xl0O feet
Price $3.50. Apply to j. W. Grant. j30tf
The Bates City picnic will be on Saturday
| August 25. 1t was enormously announce
last week that it would be on August Is. Re
member the day-Saturday, August '5.
Dresser suits in Italian and Tennessee
marbletops. cheap, and our own make. H. 1
F. Winkler, in their new rooms, corner Pin
and Franklin streets, Lexington, Mo. j2tf
Richmond Conservator:-"We are glad t
learn that the Wentworth Male Academy, Q
Lexington, No.. finds its prospects so flatter
ing for the coming year that it has been froce'
to add another teacher to its corps and tn
services of Prof. A. W. Payne, of Browns
vile, Mo-, aformer teacher in the school ,hav
been secured"
Parents having boysto educate should send
them to the Wentworth Male Academy
Thorough tuition; good board, cheap; care
full supervision of morals; military training
giving erect carriage and q graceful walk, be
side the knowledge of an art which may b.
Of use in defense of the state; in case O
trouble giving its possessor al advantage
over unframed men. A splendid school.
The road from the Sni to Odessa is said II
be nearly impossible. The roads must b.
worked. The people are becoming exercised
on the subject. The court having allowed the
overseers more time and said to them that al
necessary expenses would be paid, the coun'
ty prosecuting attorney says that he will pros
ecute every road overseer who is reported II
him as not having made diligent effort to pu'
his roads into good order. The law require!
every road overseer to give the taxpayers al
opportunity to work out the road tax befor'
September 1.
Prof. Geo. N. Thomas recently elected II
fill n OF the chairs in Wentworth Nal,
Academy has arrived in the city, and pait
the Intelligencer q very pleasant call. Mr.
Thomas seems upon acquaintance to merit thu
high encomiums upon his character and abil.
ity which We printed some weeks ago in con
nection with his choice to his present posi-.
ton. With Profs. Sellers, Thomas and Payne
the Academy will have a strong corps O.
teachers, and we are gratifed to know tina,
it is promised a most successful session
Parents canno do better for their sons, eithel
mentally or morally, than to entrust them to
these gentlemen. Their school is well estab.
ished, beyond any mere experimental stage
and has already q record of which it may be
proud. Its surroundings are all that could
be desired; its terms are moderate, and its
work is thorough.
"DeNCvO" sends us this interesting batch
of news from Mayview:-"Mr. Henry Lowell
is building q hotel with fifteen rooms for May.
view DIR. Bradley has his new house near.
ly ready for occupancy. Work on the coal
shaft began in earnest to day DIR. Perry
has opened his drug house; no town in the
state ahead of us for medical ability, with
such men as Bradley, Dryden, Clarkson,
Landlord and Perry, who need suffer for
proper medical attention 80. MAYHEM has q
brass band with ten members I'D. II. Nc
Hatton, Esq, has a No. one farm near town
for sale on long time and easy terms. Fifty
dollar land at thirty-fve dollars per acre, the
owner determined to change his business. 80.
His Honor, T. NJ. Chinn had an interesting
case before him to day. On of the sable COL
ored fair sex was arraigned for calling anoth-
er ostsn her name, which ended with one dol
lar and costs. After the end of the trial the
wanted to ampeal the case and have the other
gal brot in to prove what she done, and his
honor being Of an accommodating turn Of
mind impealed the other dsrkey in the sum
of one dollar and costs, and really the last
case was wuss than the first in the language
of complainant No. g.. The mill corpora
ton growing slowly, six thousand dollar stock
taken I'D. A. Mediator. Esq. sold u house
and lot in MAYHEM for Grove W. Smith to
Jno. c.. Moore. Mr.. John Parent and wife,
brother-in-law to Mr.. T. T. Pickett, with
their mother from Franklin county, ky. have
cast their lot with us; we wish many more of
the same sort would come, there is room for
all. While I write one of the colored girls
just tried called hunting for Mr.. Kelley, say
ing, That Niger done gone and called me
outen my name agin, and Pmgwine to make
her prove it, 1 told her If SHE could prove
1t she had better let her alone, which she con-
cluded to do. Mr.. j. n. Walker has bought
q lot to build a business house upon. 1t will
be occupied by his son as q jewelry establish
have just learned that Mr.. o. H.
Waterhouse is quite sick Mrs. Blanche
Burton will close her work as music teacher
in this place next Friday. Her pupils all
learned rapidly; she also has = class at Hlg-
ginsville; herself and mother spent last week
at Nj. H. McHatton's."
Mentor" writes from Blackburn:-"Again
after q two weeks silence, we send you q few
items. Mrs. Alexander, lecturess Of the 1.
o. G.. T., of the state, has been lecturing here,
n trying to organize a lodge, she has had
some success; she will organize q lodge here
this week....Rev. Painter of the Baptist
church, assisted by the Rev. Hickman, is
carrying on a protracted meeting here this
week, preaching at night. Our young
friend, Mr.. c. P. Muir, the popular salesman
OF Brown Bros, of Sedalia, was In town last
week....Mr. Geo. w. Tuthill of the Browns
vile Herald, was in Town Tuesday Mr.. r.
w. Miller, formerly of this place but now a
resident Of Brownsville, was in town Tues.
day....Mr. N. Parsons, of Lafayette, and bis
sister, Mrs. j. Cockrell of near this place, re-
turned home OF Monday evening from Mont
gomery county, where they have been visit
ing their mother and other friends. Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Spencer visited in the county,
and Monday. -. Miss Emma Moon.
OF st. Louis, is visiting Mrs. Mary Price,.
Miss Stella Meador, of Roanoke, is visiting
fha MIslaS Ho11a- ~ .,