Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-14
Read our biu ad. VIM. s. cl.eett 4 Co. 1t

Read our big ad. VIM. S. Clagett 4 Co. 1t
If you want fresh turnip seed 60 to Gordon
d Fulkerson. july14t4
Ladies ice cream parlor at Hecker's City
Restaurant, up stai,s. JuneSOA
HARDWOOD will duplicate prices bought any
place in the county, Dover, No. as1tf
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds Of country produce. Gordon Il Blu
ford. j2ltf
A new kind of carpet seat chairs, very
strong and nice at H. 8 f. Winkler's, Lex
lngton, Mo. 1une2tf
A. v. Robinson 4 Co.'S new roller mill is
In full blast, and Is now making Extra Fancy
Roller Flour. hu20uf
Saunders makes copying q speciality from
q locket picture to life size in crsyon, Ink,
water colors, &c. apr14tf
The Remington, Singer, St. John and other
sewing machines, and needles snd-parts for all
machines at c. G. Ludwigs'. spr14ms
A large assortment of the latest STYLES Of
window shades. just from the factory, put up
to order. C. q. Ludwigs'. spr14m8
Go to Harwoo1s for the best and cheapest
articles in groceries, hardware, tinwars and
notions, &c., in this county. Dover. Mis-
souri,. spr21H
A very large assortment Of walnut bed.
steads, medium and fine, at low prices, all Of
our own make, 1t b. & F. Winkler's Licking
ton, Mo. 1une2f
When you want anything which cannot be
found at other groceries, 20 to Powelps, on
Franklin street. Lexington, No., and he Ii
sure to have It. july14t4
House and lot on Ridgewsy street, nearly
opposite second ward s~choolhouse, for sale.
The house contains 3 rooms; lot 6ox10o feet.
Price $3.50. Apply to J. W. Grant. j3otf
Dresser suits In Italian and Tennessee
marbletops. cheap, and ourown make. Ia
F. Wfnkler, In their new rooms, corner Pine
and Franklin streets, Lexington, No. 12n
E. J.. Cheney 4 Co., proprietors Halls
Catarrh Cure, offer 800 reward for any case
of Catarrh that can't be cured with HslPs
Catarrh Cure. Sold by C. ". LOOMS. aims
The greatest invention of the age Is the
Quick Meal Vapor Stove at Graham i Nor
rison's. No heat, smell or smoke. Expense
one-third the cost of coal or wood stove. Call
and see 1t work." apr2sf
Farmers are about done cutting wheat
They are now stacking \ threshing. The
crop will turn out somewhat better than was
thought before harvest. Corn Is growing
finely, and on ail dry lands will yield q heavy
crop.
Odessa Herald 1.-THE bank Of Odessa, on
the last Monday in June, declared . semi
annual dividend Of i've per cent. and increas-
ed its surplus fund one thousand dollars,
giving it now . working capital Of forty-three
thousand dollars"
We take pleasure IN announcing to the
ladies' that we have added another leading
sewing machine to our list Of good ones. We
have now to show you two Of the best
sewing machines made In the world the
Domestic and Davis. We warrant these
machines for five years. Call and see them
operated, at Grimes + Venable's Jewelry
Store. 1uly7A
Messrs VIM. 8. Cl.gett d Co. print in an
other part Of the paper q half double column
advertisement of their mammoth business.
They will probably move into their new
store-room next Monday, when they will be
ready to demonstrate to the public the many
advantages which they will possess for sell
ing good goods at bedrock prices. 1t will
pay to read their advertisement carefully.
A great many people about here, at %
O'Clock Thursday night. thought Tice's pre-
diction that there were to be no more cy-
clones after July I, was going to be blown
into everlasting smithereens., A cloud came
up and the wind blew very violently for over
half an hour. No serious damage was done
and the wind ceased as suddenly as 1t had
begun. About Greenton there was q heavy
fall of hail.
Mrs. DR.. Tslbird met with a very serious
accident last Sunday afternoon. She was In
theb yard at her boarding house and som
children were swinging across the entrance
to the back porch. She went mp the steps
and stood in the door, and after timing the
motions of the swing thought she could
pass. But she was not quick enough, and the
returning swing struck and knocked hel
down, severely injuring her right hip, and
otherwise bruising her. No bones w~eresbro-
ken, but she has suffered 9 great deal from
the several hurts.
A very intelligent old lady friend said to n
the other day, "Well, you tell US that Tic
says we are to have no more cyclones, 80 20,
will have to let up On that string for q while
but I see you are telling them about th'
cholera. That's right, give 'em plenty o
cholera items. I think the cyclone news ha
helped the morals Of my neighborhood pow
erfully. Several have joined the church an,
got to be good that used to be ever SO bad
all cyclone. That's right. Stir 'em up. Civ
,em lots of cholera news. tn make zen
kind % serious"
An enjoyable hop took place, Tuesda
night at Kriehn,s hall, given by the youn
mem Among those present were notice
Misses Jennie and Cynthia Clark, May Rey
nolds, Emma Burbridge, Bette Harper
Blanche Price, Lille Jameson, Lizzie Shield
Belle Graves, Lizzie Bah, S. Smith. Messr
Will Quarles, Robert Smith, Jas. Nickel
Meyer and Leo Keller, Emison Chanslol
} Bird Campbell, John. P~lattenburg, Sterlin
Grimes, Geo. Logan, Geo. Mulinix, Georg
Rathbun, VIM. Jameson, Frank Atkinson
Lii. Shields, c. c. Salveter, Of st. Louis, an
:. - fuller, Of ST. Joseph,and many other
The dance was continued until about on
: O'Clock, q. M, when all returned home full
convinced that since the dancing school, las
winter, Lexington hops are more than su,
1 cesses.
Messrs. Chanslor, Dieken Z Co., nave erec
!, ed a building, near their elevator, for tt
8 purpose of q irst-class laundry. The hou!
is 60x24 feet, covered With q tin root, and
e frst-class in material and workmanship. II
: machinery for it has arrived, aud will
}, placed as rapidly as possible. 1t Is all of Il
o latest and most approved designs. 1t is pr
posed that this laundry shall be conducted
9 q liberal and accommodating spirit, the wol
e to be done as promptly and as well as it ca
be lone anywhere in the country and Il
prices to be as low. Such an establishment
d needed here. 1t should be literally patrol
& lied, and we believe that it will be. 1t W
give employment to a considerable number
persons, and will increase the transient wo
in its line by the promptitude and good cha
: acter of Its work, beside proving a boon
the growing institutions of the city which a
Y filed with young people who like to 10
starchy and slick.
IS Mr.. John Thompson, the driver of N
l. Kerdolf's deli cry wagon feels that injusti
Of has been done him in the account we ga
II last week Of the accident to Mr.. Chinn's ma;
I'd Mr.. Thompson says, that In coming throul
ii the alley he got quite close to the mare a
buggy before he noticed them. Then he pu
~ ed as far to the LETT as Mr.. Russelrs fer
IS. would allow, thinking that he could pa