Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-16
SHORTS.

School Is out.
The river keeps up. .
Potstoss are booming.
The grass II going for the corn.
Undsrware, at Grundy YouEg's.
More rain more res, but fair wedder am de
bes'.
The town cow are ankle deep in white
clover.
Mrs. Allen is begged to permit it to quit
Saunders cabinet photos He the perfection
Of the art. apr11tf
Bed lounges in carpet and spun silk, ut b.
&F. Winkler's. june1f
Pictures taken at Saunders' In cloudy wealth.
er rs well as clear. apr14tf
The Fourth is to be celebrated here in style.
Everybody, come In.
HARDWOOD keeps only the best articles Of
groceries. Dover, Mo. apr21tf
Just received . car load Buckeye Binders,
ut Broughton Bros, Odessa. msy19t6
The rain keeps Mr.. Mulligsn skipping about
mending~ dangerous washes.
A good assortment of wardrobes, cheap and
fine ones at n. & f. Winkler's. june2tf
We pay the highest market price for all
7dnds of country produce. Gordon & Blu
ford. j21tf
: Got Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry mt Machine
shops. m6d
Broughton Bros, of Odessa; have just re-
cerved . fine line Of buggies and spring
wagons. may19t6
See our stock of lace curtains, bed sets,
tides, &C., before purchasing elsewhere.
Wilker & Miller. june9t2
d.. Quarlas picked 3 bushel and . half of
strawberries from the vines in his garden
on layt Wednesday.
Ths Remington Sewing Machine, the best,
stmplest.snd light running machine, for sale
only It C. g. Ludwigs'. apr14mS
The, roads are. getting to be past praying
for, If not past swearing at. The bottom has
fallen out in many places.
A large assortment of the latest STYLES of
window shades; just nom the factory, put up
to order. G.. G. Ludwigs'. apr14m3
Bettsr. take, while In good health, your chill
dren to Saunders and rave their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. aprl4h
Ikeepo on hand'at all times the best Irvine
and wire for binding grain, and no inferior
article offered. ia. Graham j16-tf
lyon want IN absolutely pure article Of
whisky free from any adulteration whatever,
try "Live Osk' at John Powelps. t94
Az. Robinson & Go. have the only mill
I'm the county TINT grinds wheat on rollers
and makes . first-class patent -four. j20tf
Call at Graham & Morrison's and see the
best and cheapest Vapor Stove made. Every
stove guaranteed to give satisfaction. asst
We hav an elegant stock Of lsces, suitable
for trimming dresses Of every description at
y.asonable prices. Call and see us. Wilker
. Miller. 1une9t2
Advertisers please notice.. Hereafter local
noticesswih be charged for at the rate Of ten
cents per line for each insertion. No devils
don from this rule. t2m1
Lsxingten is . healthy place for summer
boerdsrs from the large cities, and good .ac-
commodation can be found where SEINE Of
the pupils boarded during the SCHOOL terms.
Thousands are being cured Of Cstarrh every
ysar with Halls Catarrh Cure, that the doc
tors had given up and said could not be cured.
Is cents q bottle. Sold by G. W. Loomis,
Lexington, Mo. a2lms
A gentleman hailedsus last night with,
"0oose pond Is busted again. Tho third
time In four weeks.n It Is said to have flied
the ravine to . depth Of six feet Is it tore its
way to the river.
II Il fumored about railroad circles here
fhat the aachanics will be hare soon to re.
move and improve the Missouri Pacific rail-
road depot. Several car loads of steel have
passed up the road lately.
From june 18th to 18th inclusive, the
Joseph to 81 who wish to attend the ssnger-
fest at 81 80. Tickets good to return on or
before June 18th, 1883. C.. Ben. 1t
Yesterday morning at about 5 o'clock, q
heavy cloud, with some wind, passsd-oysr
this city. The rain and hail descended Wig
orously for about q half hour. The fall of
water was eighteen ,one-hundrsdths of an
inch.
Ayres C. NJ. Bird, of Odessa, NO., after ten
years. devotion to selling sewing machine. and
repairing, is ready to supply on short notice,
any style, genuine, on time or cash. Old
machines received in part payment. Write
or call. .june9t4
The city must soon take some means to stop
.fhs washing Of the big gullies around town.
Several ofthe streets are threatened now, and
neglect Of this matter will be disastrous to the
city. This il . question which deserves the
best thought Of our city fathers.
We are indebted to the st. Joseph Gazette
for the following very high compliment:
-eThereis one weekly newspaper in Missouri
pre-eminently in advance Of all other week
lies in Missouri. And the force and influence
Of that weekly are the pride Of the state
democracy. That weekly il the Lexington
madagascar
Mn. Nancy John. mother of Mr.. B. T.
John, fell down some steps, at her sons resi-.
denes, Wednesday, and hurt herself severely.
It u not known that any bones were broken
or dislocatsd. but she has been suffering q
good deal since. Mrs. John is SO years old,
and suffered from q stroke Of paralysis q few
-yearp ago, since which time she has been
somewhat feeble.
Sheriff McGinnis, Of Ray county, passed
through this city yesterday, on route to Jeffer.
son City, to place In the penitentiary the man
White, convicted of horse stealing, and q
man named Goode, convicted of murder.
White goes for 8 years, and Goode for 1C
years. White is the man who stole Mr.. j. B.
shelby's gray mare a few months ago. q
Marshall Progress 1--WE were in the In.
t~eligencer Office, at Lexington, this week, and
met those intelligent, courteous and enter
prising gentlemen, Messrs. A. A. Lesueur,
Ethan Allen and W. G.. Musgrove. Cspt.
Lssueur Is editor, Mr.. Allen, business mana.
ger, and Mr.. Musgroye, publisher, and they
are all efficient men, making their paper one
ct the beat county journals IN the state. We
thank them FOR the courtesies extended the
Progress In person, and congratulate them
n their success as eyinced In the legitimate
and steady growth Of their circulation and
the influence arising from the firm, fair course
Of their paper, which is telling as it ought tc
to tell in favor Of the higher objects and stan.
ard Of Journalism"
A.V. Robinson & Co., have just completed
their extensive repairs on their roller mill
and are now turning out the best -four they
ever made. jan2Otf
Mr.. Leopold Schmidt, who owns a farm in
st. Charles county, and who has recently
purchased land in this county, returned . few
days ago from q visit to ST. Charles county
He presented to Major Ben h. Wilson TIVE
samples Of wheat heads from his farm there
y from q field in bloom when the fros,
which followed the cyclone passed ovel
that section Q short time ago., and another
: from . field not so forward at the time. TIL,
6orrrar q an hl;ybtod fbot tho obofF 10 Dro,%I