Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-19
SHORTS.

Saunders cabinet photo, are the perfectio,
of4ia Il. aprl4n
Last-A folding, steel, store-key. Return
e Al. o@B.o m1n
rsncy han hose from 10 to Is cents 8 pat
At q. S~inauer's. mlzwo
Sell your old iron At Jo,dan's Foundry ant
.u.chtn.. sbons. m8tf
Pictures taken at Saunders in cloudy veath
er as.wen as clear. aprl4tf
Harwood keeps only the best articles o
groceries. Dover, Mo. aprzn1
Just received acar load Buckeye Binders
ut Brouehfon Bros, Odessa. msy19t6
Patronize home men. Go and zee VII
Tate II you want an organ or piano. nSn
The miners returned to work In the shan.
east Of town last Tuesday, at the aldrste
Mr.. VIM. L. Hickam il building an addition
to his residence, just about doubling its size,
2Nspsy the highest market price for Ill
ksndss n country produce. Gordon 4 Blu.
1brd. ,zn1.
Ct Boston Bslhns Compsny's Standard
bSlftne, 1t Jordan's Foundry and laehme
.hons m8tf
Brouehton Bros, Of Odessa. have just re-
ceryed q fine line of buggies and spring
may19t6
work ON Mr.. Loomis' new residential Is
temporarily stopped On account Of the scar
city Of brick.
The best assortment of spring suits In sacks
frocks and eut-aways at b. sinauers, oppo-
site city hotel. miz"s
A good secondhand Steinway Piano for
rent or sale on reasonable terms. Inquire OF
Mr.. L. b. Gordon. my19tl
The Remington Sewing Machine, the BEST
simplest and light running machine, for sale
only 1t c. g. Ludwigs'. aprA4ms
The will around the courthouse needs At
tent,ok sApnsu smount of work will save a
I~srrssa0nnt sfter swhiIe.
Better taks, while in good health your chill
dran to Saunders and have their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. apr14t
A.. v, Robinson & Co. have the only mill
In the county that srinds wheat on rollers
end makes q first-class patent nour. jsetf
W. B. Tate has the best musical instru-
|ments ON the market. Go and see him and
he will sell you any make your desire. m6n
Hill, the man who was arrested last week
In this city, on q charge of horse stealing, had
. preliminary hearing Monday before Squire
Robt. Hale. He waived an examination and
was remapded to Jail, to await tho next GRIM
|anal court, In October.
1 At . recent election of officers OF the Wei
lington Croquet Club the following were duly
elected for the next term: President, John
Iirise; vice-president,J. L. Loekhart;record-
ing secretary B. N. Browning: corresponding
secretary, q. B. Adams; treasurer, Doet.
kemper. It was ordered by the meeting that
letters of introduction be forwarded to
Brother Sam. b. McCray.
The big pond on Walnut street was full OF
Water last Sunday at noon, but at two or
three o'clock q break occurred, and the water
soon ran out. The break wss caused by craw-
fish, some of which Mr.. Mulligan says. would
weigh half a pound each. Tn break was re-
paired Monday and will hold for q few weeks,
till the crawfsh make another hole. Rock
and cement ought to be used In making the
repairs.
Mr.. KerdolR has all his new machinery de-
llvered here to convert his mill to the latest
improved roller system. This mill has al
ways had q fine reputation for its products,
and its owner is determined that It. shall lack
mono of the advanced methods for producing
Arst-clsss -four by the most economical
means. Lexington has always had reason to
fsel-proud Of its mills, and we are glad to see
the effort to keep them at the forefront.
Mr.. James Edelin,, recorder Of Harmony
lodge, number 81, A. o. u. W., received,
Thursday, q draft for two thousand dollars
payable at sight to the order Of Mrs. Nancy
Wright, widow of the late Ed. Lucien B
Wright, who was q member OF SAID lodge
This order is q very carefully conducted one.
1t pays to the widow, children or friends Of
each deceased brother the sum of " thous-
and dollars, and it pays it promptly and with
out trouble. All that is necessary to secure
the payment is the proof of death.
We keep the best make, the goods Of man
ufactursrs who have made a reputation fol
honest work. These standard goods are al
ways sold at q small margins are always The
cheapest 10 the market. Gu spring stock |,
now In and ready for your inspection. VIZ
aim to buy footwear that Is worth all the
money you pay for 1t. Our goods are bought
cheap, and we can sell them cheap and In
tend to do 90. Our prices are easily. under
stood. GLOW prices will tell, and people viii
eel low prices" Call and see us at the Parlol
ShoA Store, Franklin street, W. G. Egglestor
4 Co. a2ltf
IDaisy" writes from Corder -'sThe pros
pect for wheat crop is good. Corn coming
up very well....T The rain of last Sunday wa
received with delight. The banking hous'
will be in operation by the LIST Of June 80. TIT
store-room Of Judge Harrison is ready f1
shelving. Mr.. Garner, of Richmond, viii
open q new grocery store here in q few days
Mr.. s. White shipped two ear loads Of hogs II
Kansas City Tuesday. Mr.. Hixon also ship
ped two on Wednesday. Mr.. Frazier ship
ped one car Of cattle that averaged 1 ,GN
pounds 10 st. Louis this week, also one car o
hagE.. uudge Harrison has returned to JET
ferson City....s. A. Hawks Is home from st
Louisa harness and saddfery establish
ment will open up this week"
8. r. 8. writes from Slater :-"Messrs. ]
". Field, Jno F. Rhoades and r. Quissen
berry, left, Tuesday, for Chicago. with rou
cars Of cattle and three Of hogs. There ar
as children In Slater entitled to the publ
school privileges. The board Of director
have elected the fol lowing teachers for the EN-
suing year: LIB Tate, of Miami, principal
the Misses Cardwell, Graves. Fisher, and tn
two Misses Harris, six in all .... Our town ha
increased its population 1000 in the past tw'
years...The farmers are rreplantins corn
some the third time Mr.. Tyre Garnet ant
Misses Matte and Carrie Lyme, left, Sunday
for Waco, Texas, to attend the Southern Bap
tist Association, and expect also to visit tn
city Of Mexico and the gulf before returning
We called at Mr.. Goehner's marble yard
dsy or two ago, where he showed us som
very beautiful work, chief among which wa
/ eleven foot monument composed Of Mas
sachusetts Red Beach granite, resting on
hammered base Of the same material. Tn
snafs II very highly polished, making a hand
some and durable monument. Beside thi
material Mr.. Goehner has several pieces 9
work In New York Whitnsy granite, 4 yer
pretty gray stone. which. is new in thi
market. He has already erected two monu
stone promises to become popular. Nj
aoehner is an artist in his line, and person
contemplating cemetery improvements of an
kind Rill do WELT to look lin on him at hi
yards, corner of Laurel and Franklin street.
"The pen is mightier than the sword" II
influence reyolutionizes s~tatss;it records gres
and little deeds; brings comfort, herslds sol
row, indites comedies moves armies. Indee
she Pen is q mighty engine. But TO be use
with facility it must be perfect Of its kind, an