Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
Weekly gntelliatnfet.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Cisterns are giving out.
Town full Of people Mondsy.
Eve endorse our county judges
Psrlor Shoe Store, Franklin street. a1ltf
Aff. e. Winsori is putting a new roof on his
residence.
saunders' cabinet photos are the perfection
of the art. apr14tf
Loss-A folding, steel, store-key. Return
to this office. m1tf
Fancy half hose from 10 to Is cents . pair
at b. sinauer's. m1swS
Sell your old iron 1t Joldsn's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
Pictures taken at Saunders' in cloudy wealth.
or as well as clear. apr14tf
HARDWOOD keeps only tho best articles Of
groceries. Dover, Mo. apral0
Smoke tho "Go-for'emn cisar, the best 8
Gsnk cigar IN the city. at Clagett's. It =.
81 Attend the last ball OF the season af Turner
Hall on Monday evening, May IA. 1t
EatroniEe home men. Go and see VII
Tate II you wmtan organ or piano. m8tf
We pay.ths highest market price for all
kidd Of country produce; : Gordon & Blu
ford. j9ltf
Gel Boston Betting company's STANDARD
Betting, At Jordan's Foundrysnd Machine
shops. m6tf
II you wish to enjoya hearty laugh, 80 te
0eyer's Novelty Saloon and see their new
cartoons. may5tl
We had q touch of winter last Saturday
morning. Ice was formed as thick as q din
ner plste.
An old mare which entered the war II
Rains' division at Lexington died In Versail
Les last week.
The best assortment of spring suits in sacks
frocks and cut-aways at n. Sinauer's, oppo
sits. CITY hotel. m12w3
1hs Remington Sewing Machine, the best
sinple1t and light running machine, for sale
only at-c. G.Ludwigs,. spr1Ama
Better take, while in good health your chill
dren to Saunders and have their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. aprl4tf
II the I~ntelligeneer is sny better This weel
than usual, it is because the editor is gone t.
the editorial convention.
A.. v. Robinson & Co. have the only mil
in the county that grinds wheat on roller
and makes q irst-class patent -four. j90tf
W. B. Tate has the best musical instru
ments on the market. Go and see ain ane
he will sell you any make your desire. m6f
There is 3 spirit Of Improvement now riff
in our city, which will, if it continues mucl
longer, make the town look q great dea
better.
Monday there was not a vacant spot at tn
.horse-rack around the courthouse, but man.
horses and teams were hitched in other part
Of town.
Ladies', the finest line Of slippers the marke
affords will be found, at the Franklin stree
Parlor Shoe Store. W. G.. Esgleston + Co
Lexington, Mo. att
The Commercial House II being placed /
apple-pie order. Paint outside, and pain
and paper inside, make everything look fresl
and attractive.
Found-A few days ago, . gold charm wit
monogram. By applying at this office, DEF
cribing property and paying for this NOTES
owner can get property. II
i Tsylor q Lesueur, real estate agents. hav
sold to James C. McGrew the two story bxic
building opposite tho city hotel, known
the express Office, for $4,000.
On the fourth page of this paper We pr
sent our readers with two illusions Of tn
poet laureate. There is not another countr
paper in the state that has q Lysadas.
The Jail kitchen caught fire one day la
last week, from q defective hue. Stephe
Neil, Ike Ryland and Willie Quar'es disco,
cred the fire. and put it out. But little dan
age was done.
We have had q couple of showers of raj
this wesk. Wednesday, about noon, we ha
ten minutes Of hard rain and a shower OF h.i
We don't know of any great damage havin
been dome by hv-hat
Lawyers will gladly learn that Broughau
the great English barrister was always car,
full Of his throat, and further that DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup is the best remedy f%orbronchit
and other throat troubles.
Do jsy-blrds go to hell every Fridayf W
hope our farmer friends will notice the jay
and tell US whether or not they see as mar
ofthem OF Friday, as on other DAYS of II
week. We ave always heard that they dil
appeared or that day. \
We take pleasure In referring our reader
to the double-column advertisement oftl
Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. Some Of o,
business men who do not think it pays to a
v~ertise, should step into this establshme
and take notes for awhile.
Our friend Joe 'chrisry, of Clay town-hi
recently lost q dozen sheep. killed by wort
less doSs in his neighborhood. We unde
stand that there has been a Fourth Of Ju
celebration in that vicinity ever since, and
every pop some dog is sent to the hap]
hunting hunting ground. Serves 'sml rigl
In the supreme court the following cas-
from the Lafayette circuit have been act.
upon: Martin Kronskie vs. NJ. P. B. q
affirmed. Philip W. Loewer vs.. city of sed
liza, affirmed. Milton F. Royls, ct al, vs.. 4
fred Jones, motion for re-hearins by app
: liant; ten days given to file brief in suppe
of Emotion.
Following IL, Il programme Of the closil
sxercises Of Central Female ~College:-Ju
Is, written examinations; June 10,
-o,clock-a. rn.-Annual sermon by Rev. Jr
Mathews D, D.. Of Kansas City ,rMo; Ju
IL, 2 o'clock p. m.-Meeting Of board
-eurators. June II, 8 o'clock, p. m.-Anpl
concert; June II" 10 O'Clock a. m.-Co
.mencsment.
james A. Mulligan Post, No. II, Lexir
tor, Mo-, assisted by Col Schaefer, Post \
11s Concordia, Mo-, will 'observe the ann
memorial day on May 30th, by decorating t
graves Of their fallen comrades. The b
cession will start from the hall of Mullig
Post on Main street, at 9 o'clock. a. m. T
public 10 respectfully invited to attend.
order Of the committee.
We keep the best make, the goods of m.
ufactursrs who have made a reputation
= honest work. These standard goods are
ways sold at q small margin, are always
cheapest In the market. Our spring stock
now in and ready for your inspection. Y
aim to buy footwear that is worth all I
money you pay for it. Our goods are boul
cheap, and we can sell them,ch and
tend % do 10. Our prices are easily und
stood. "Low prices will tell, and people "
tell low prices" Call and see US at the Par
Shoe Store, Franklin street, W. G.. Egglest
4 Co. a2lt
ode Novo" writes from, Mayview &C
p. Keith's mill was burned Saturday mis-
last about $3.50 o'clock. The mill was bel
operated by Jno. E. Sanders on a lease, "
had put in some sixteen hundred doll
worth Of improved machinery. Mr.. Re
had three thousand dollars i~psuranceOn bui
ing and machinery; Mr.. Sanders had {
thousand dollars insurance on machinery 8
stock. Our school board has EMPLOYED