Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
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orrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
sunshiny days.
The river Is on = high.
Wheat harvest has begun.
Invest q few dollars in paint.
The MAYOR SITS down on Wiggy Piggy.
MIR. Mtchell's new carpenter shop is COM
miss Paddy Reinhard has re-roofed her
dwelling.
The rams have given Goose Pond a rest
this week.
The greatest swell of the sesson-the rise
in the river.
Saunders cabinet photos are the perfection
of the art apr14tf
Pure Lard Oil, 81 10 per gallon, at chas.
w-Ioomis,. j~une23tS
Bed lounges in carpet and spur silk, at b.
EFF. Winkler's. 1uneAu
pictures taken at Saunders in cloudy wealth
.,oI 40 clear. apr14tf
Colorado tourists tickets on sale by faclnc
and Wabash. C. Ben.
Harwood keeps only the best articles OF
groceries. Dover, Mo. aprzlu
Just received q car load Buckeye Binders
ut Broughton Bros, Odessa. msyiSeo
A good assortment of wardrobes, cheap and
flint ones at H. & F. Winkler's. june2n
s.Eyeu Higginsville' will now have to come
out of the american Hog" vocabulary.
few sales of new wheat have been made
In this market this week at 81 per bushel.
For sale-My store on Main Cross street;
lot AXIS feet. Apply to j. W. Grant.
The mayor says what he has to say on the
saloon licenses in pretty positive language.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Reltine. ut Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. y"
Heckers City Restaurant makes the best
ice cream and cake ever made in the city;
try it. 'une'o'.
Broushton Bros, Of Odesss, have just re-
cerved a fine line Of buggies and spring
w.aons may19t8
Mayor Ballard is stiff on the hog ordinance.
BE spends half the night, sometimes, I'M
pounding porkers.
Call on John Baehr if you want to see the
finest broadcloths in black and blue ever
brought to this city. JunezeS
Ths Remington Sewing Machine, the best,
simplest and light running machine, for sale
only at c. G.. Ludwig. -aprl4mS
Better take, while in good health your chill
dren to Saunders and have their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. aprl4d
keep ON hand at all times the best Irvine
and wire for binding grain, and no inferior
article offered. J. A. Graham 1l61u
If you want an absolutely pure article O
whisky free from any adulteration whatever
try give Oak' at John PowelHs. Jzt4
A. v. Robinson & Co. have the only mil
in the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes q frst-class patent -four. JUL
Call at Graham & Morrison's and see tn
best and cheapest Vapor Stove made. Ever!
stove guaranteed to give satisfaction. asst
Mr.. Robt. Matthew's house came near burn
ing down q few nights sgo-ashes carelessly
thrown against some of the house tfmbers.
Slippers at Chinn's for rs cents; also som
for so cents. Call and see them opposite court
house, Davis & Allstadt old stand. ~june3Otf
A.V. Robinson & Co., have just completes
their extensive repairs on their roller mill
and are now turning out the best -four the
ever made. jan20tf
The city engineer is working a force Of me
on the streets. The recent rains have cause
much damage to the various streets, crossing
and culverts.
Advertisers please notice. Hereafter bc.
notices will be charged for at the rate Of te
cents per line for each insertion. No devil
tion from this rule. j2ml
Mr.. Lacy, a very skilful painter, has bee
Frightening up the store fronts in this bloc
very neatly and tastefnlly.' Mr.. John Taylt
has been similarly employed.
Fair Warning-Any one hauling dead ca
cases to the branch back of the Missouri p
cifc railroad, will be prosecuted to the fulle
extent of the law. C. Ben. Russell.
They are laughing at q prominent farm'
up in Texas Prairie because his turkey eg
wouldn't hatch. Well, well, He'll know be
ter next time and will buy one hen less.
Mr.. r. W. Keene found upon one of h
apple trees a twig bearing an apple about
big rs q hen egg and at the same time
bloom, Mr.. Keene thinks this q very u
usual thing.
Thousands are being cured of Catarrh eve
year with Halls Catarrh Cure, that the de-
tors had given up and said could not be cure
Is cents a bottle. Sold by C. w. Loom
Lexington, Nc, a21ma
The Missouri Pacific and Wabash, st. Lor
and Pacific railroads will sell tickets July
and 4th, good to return IN the 9Th. to a
point within 150 miles on their line of roat
At four cents per mile, one way, for the rou
trip. c. Ben. Russell.
Spring chicken and peas, and ice ere.
and red raspberries, all at one meal and
an editor! Just think of it! II the paper
a.little peculiar, in spots, this week, attribl
it to that dinner. Well, this 10 q great col
try, even if it does rain.
James Smith, colored, charged with ste
ing q box of cigars from Postmaster Turn
On Sunday morning. June II. had a hear
before Squire Hale Wednesday. The j,
brought in q verdict of guilty, and assess
his punishment at SIS and costs.
Mr.. L. J. Dean sent us q fine sample of
potatoes, this week, for which he has
thanks. For country potatoes they are
ceedingly good, but the town farmers seen
turn up their truly rural noses at them as
size when we call their attention to tn,
but, then, these town farmers do brag 40.
sedaliaDe democrat: -"Judging from the aw
sffluvisa arising from the ever increasing v
ening and deepening garbage piles in the
leys and back streets, the indications are t
the price of quinine will rule high this fa
Just SO over this way. Unless the hogs
turned out to eat up the garbage the drugg
will resp a rich harvest.
The "soclable' at the Christian church
Thursday night was a very pleasant all
and q complete success. 1t was gotten W
social gathering, and money-making w,
minor consideration. The cakes, ices, ber'
&C., were contributed by various lady-m
bers Of the church, and were sold at
reasonable prices. Everything was of
finest quality, and in such quantities that n
ly one-third of the provisions were lef
hand. The receipts were about 800. and
expenses were about 800. While every
present enjoyeda most pleasant evening, t
also contributed a small amount to q I
worthy objec t-missions.
After writing another paragraph regar,
the loss, we received this letter from
Ward,a at Bates City:-"Ths mill at this pl
belonging to Messrs. link, Rogers & Bro
wal burned to the ground last night.
mill had been running all day, but the er
eer had put ont the fire and thought ey
thing was safe. The fire was first moi
ohouf holt most TON o,olooE tho roof opd q