Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30

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MI. Ben Chinn's house on College street is
ready for the roof.
Mr.. VIM. Morrison has newly painted his
handsome residence. /
Mr.. Loomis' new house is plastered, ana
ready for the painters.
Ladies ice cream parlor at Heeker's City
Restaurant, up stairs. )une'o'4
Superior ranges and cook stoves, for sale
by B%roughton Bros, Odessa. maylsl6
We have had several clear days, and the
farmers made the most of them.
HARDWOOD will duplicate prices bought any
place in the county, Dover, MO. aslt1
The brick houses of Messrs. Bell q Vaughan,
on Main Cross street, are about finished.
Hieeinsville has repealed its hog law; and
the mayor signed the repeating ordinance.
Judge Ryland has very much improved his
residence by the addition of a long portico.
The best assorted stock of general hard
ware will be found at Boughton Bros, Odes-
50, Mo. masi''e
Messrs. Graham i Morrison put 3 new tin
roof on the Gordon q Fulkerson building
this week.
A new kind Of carpet seat chairs. very
strong and nice at Il. & F. Winkler's, Lex
lugton. Mo. june2tf
A. v, Robinson & Co.'S new roller mill is
in full blast, and is now making Extra Fancy
Roller Flour. jan2Otf
Saunders makes copying a specially from
q locket picture to life size in crayon, ink
water colors. &c. apr14tf
Any one desiring IN absolutely pure article
r z--p rrv1ffo uyino vinnOQr ran gel
the same at John Powelps. j2m1
The Remington, Singer, St. John and other
sewing machines and needles and parts for all
machines at c. G. Ludwigs'. apr14mS
Call and see the Mccormick Irvine Binders
before you give your order for \ machine and
get the prices of ]. A. Graham. j16-tf
At Baehr's Cave you will find the finest
and best lot of cloths and doeskins ever ex-
hibited in this city at reasonable prices.
Alarge assortment of the latest STYLES OF
window shades, just from the factory, put up
to order. c. G.. Ludwigs. apr14m3
|. C. Ben says buy your railroad tickets when
you leave. Buss calls at city office; tickets
are kept there to relieve depot agent of their
sale.
Go to Harwoods for the best and cheapest
articles in groceries, hardware, tinware and
motions, &C., in this county. Dover, Mis-
souri,. apr2ld
A very large assortment Of walnut bed
steads, medium and fine, at low prices, all OF
our own make, at h. 4 F. Winkler's, Lexing-
ton, Mo. june2tf
House and lot on Ridgeway street, nearly
opposite second ward schoolhouse, for sale
The house contains 3 rooms; lot 50xl00 feet
Price $3.50. Apply to J. W. Grant. jSOtf
Dresser suits in Italian and Tennessee
marbletops. cheap, and our own make. Il. d
F. Winkler, in their new rooms, corner Pint
and Franklin streets, Lexington, Mo. 12d
The greatest invention of the age is thu
Quick Meal Vapor Stove ut Graham & Nor
|~rison's. No heat, smell or smoke. Expens'
one-third the cost of coal or wood stove. Cal
and see it work, apr2stf
i. Ayres C. M. Bird, of Odessa, Mo-, after tel
years. devotion to selling sewing machine ant
repairing, is ready to supply on short notice
!, any style, genuine, on ime or cash. Oh
machines received in part payment. Writ
or call. june9A
Mrs. s. P. Arnold respectfully solicits
- Call llOIH uCE lllCuuo aAA
%spection of latest styles direct from the east
ern markets. French flowers, notions, q
Dressmaking supervised and executed b
1 comnetept assistants. m12h
There is a good deal of painting going ON /
town, but there should be more. Paint VI
i 1t makes the town look cheerful and clear
n and will gladden. the heart Of the mayor VII
has been taught that cleanliness is next t
Goodness, and it will not hurt the pigs.
n Mr.. John Baehr will take orders, by san
k pie, for fine cloths. Any gentleman desirin
first class goods, such as can rarely be pu
chased in this country, will do well to call o
him. For the same money that would bu
an ordinary suit of clothes, you can in tn
IT way get extra fine goods. j~une23t3
The large Touring mill of Messrs. link
Rogers, at Bates City, burned down, ls
e Wednesday night, together with their ofic
I. a separate building. The loss is total. II
property. was valued at about $4,000, al
is was insured in the Metropole, American
As Philadelphia, British America, North Britt
q g. Mercantile with Messrs. Taylor Lesueu
L. for $500.
Mr.. Hainkel lost a fine half Jersey CO
~ Sunday. Mr.. Bowlin, the milkman, also k
C. q valuable cow about the same time. Bo
d. from calving trouble. Mr.. -Hainkel's cow W
Is, an extra good butter cow. In just one We
Mrs. Hainkel made from her 233 pounds
is butter, by actual weight, using the mUrnin,
3D. milk only. A hundred dollar bill would ha
nv been no temptation to him had it been offer
Is, for this animal.
I'D Mr.. Jas. C. McGrew has secured the G
elusive control Of the Harrison coal mini
I'M machines for the counties of Lafayette q
or Ray. He will use them in his mines on b.
is sides of the river if they work successful
tie and he thinks they will do SO, as he saw tn
IN practically at work in Illinois. He does
think their use will at all lessen the NUM-
all of men that he will have to employ, as
er, will only get out more coal, and be there
ng enabled to supply demands which he has
Try heretofore been able to meet.
ed The mayor'is disposed to be what Arten
Ward called "sarkastic" in his veto of
MS hog ordinance. He believes that a major
'ur of the people of the city are in favor of
ex- straining swine from running at large beca
70 they elected three councilmen who were
10 posed to the idea to one who favored it.
M have heard of reasoning by analogy, by
ductlon, &C., but this Is 3 new sort of
1ul soning altogether, savoring Of the me
i'd processes of one Handy ANDY. of the Cou
al Dublin. That reason is funny enough In
hat conscience, but it is supplemented with
H." reason that His Honor Ye Mayor has b
are taught that cleanliness Is next to Goblin
lists therefore, ergo, &c, swine must be kept
Phew!!!! Phew!!W! Phew!!!M Cles
on ness. That's what they call it. just v
air, down the alleys these warm days and 81
as it. Cleanliness; well, well. We though
IS a was a shorter word-a word Of five let
les, that rhymes with rink. The mayor offers
en- good reason, and only one, for this veto
cry that the question will in a short time
the settled by the whole county, and that ,
ear the probability of the restraint Of swine Il
on it may be as well not to unsettle the ms
the now. But 1t is hardly the fair thing to cl
one the majority of the people, and the mono
hey of the ideas Of cleanliness, for the
lost worthy persons who advocate loud-sme
hog pens rather than giving the freedoI
ling the city to the wfggy-piggies.
Mr.. The St. Joseph Gazette by request Of
ace, citizen here, prints the circular letter as
wn' signatures to the Skinker protest, and say
''The Gazette complies with pleasure Il
GIN above request. If ever there was a count
cry this earth robbed, plundered, and outr
iced through all those Internal processes of co