Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-21
A|eeklg gntellige,sfer.
COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


SHORTS.
The river is up.
Rain is badly needed.
Plum trees in full bloom this week.
Gardens are dry, but advancing fairly.
Parlor Shoe Store, Erankln street. s11f
A few peach blooms show up,b but very few.
The river Is rising. It continues to be
dusty.
Saunders cabinet photos are the perfection
Of the art. apr14n
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6d
Harwood keeps only the best articles of
groceries. Dover, Mo. apr2lH
Fine weather for plowing and the ground
In excellent condition.
For furniture of all kinds rally under the
dag at Corbitt's brick corner, Odessa. ms
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds of country produce. Gordon 4 Bu-
ford. = j21tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting. 1t Jordan's Foundry and Machlde
.bons m6tfe
An elegant line Of new parasols from 20
cents TO IS each, just received at Wilker q
Hfiller,s. a21t3
Depot for all kinds of window shades and
Fixtures, at Corbitt's Furniture Store, Odessa,
Missouri. fb19m8
The fish commission will not relax its
work, because Of the small appropriation
given them.
Grading has commenced on South street,
and the macadam will be put down IS rapid
~ as practicable.
The Remington Sewing Machine, the best,
simplest and light running machine, for sale
only at c. G. Ludwigs'. aprl4mS
Better take, while in good health your chill
dren to Saunders and have their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. aprl4d
A..V. Robinson & Co. have the only mill
In the counfy that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes frst-ciass patent flour. j2otf
Mr.. N. G. Williams has been appointed
special policeman for three months, with his
station at the Commercial house corner.
Our stock Of lace collars, collarettes, new
fuchings, ETC.. is worthy of the attention OF
every lady. Our prices are low, Wilker q
Miller. azi1
Don't forget it, ,Tate's is the place to get your
moneys worth and go away happy. Be sure
and look at those new window shades, the
y.rv latest out. m17tf
Ladies, the finestline of slippers the market
affords will be found, at the Franklin street
Parlor Shoe Store. w. G. Eggleston & Co.,
Iax;noton No. a21t
Messrs, E. Winsor Son, real estate agents,
sold, yesterday, for Charles A. Morrison to
james Hughes, dwelling house on South
street, $500 cash.
Messrs. Kreihn & Schmidt have purchased
Mr.. Leseiski's stock Of harness, saddles, &C.,
and moved into his stand on Pine street, op-
posite the courthouse.
Mr.. Mike Corners, the section boss on the
Mo. P. Z. r. west of town, was knocked on
OF . hand car, last Saturday. and the car ran
over him, bruising him up pretty badly.
Messrs. E. Winsor & son,real estate agents,
have sold for VIM. T. and Eliza NJ. Kriegh to
Nathan Simms and John W. Carter, dwelling
on Third street on lot eleven, block 81, for
$3.50 cash,
Thousands are being cured Of Catarrh every
year with Halls Catarrh Cure, that the doc
tors had given up and said could not be cured.
Is cents bottle. Sold by c. W. Loomis,
Lexington. Mo. a2lm3
For 6rst-class and genuine sewing ma
chine, 90 to Cerbitrs Furniture Store, Odes-
"a. He has large stock of Domestic, Royal,
st. John, Singer, and others; also needles for
all kinds of machines. f1OmS
!, Persons who left guns, pistols, &C., to be
repaired, with Mr.. Geo. L. Schofeld, should
call for them at once, as his widow desires to
wind up his affairs as speedily as possible.
Read her advertisement elsewhere.
1t will interest you to call in at the Parlor
Shoe Store and examine their stock, learn
their prices and be convinced that they have
the cheapest and best goods in the market.
W. G. Eggleston d Co., Franklin street. II
The school board will have q consultation
meeting with the teachers, Monday, regarding
the continuance of school through May. We
are told by the secretary that the prospect is
not fair for having means sufficient for the
purpose.
A fire occurred at Mr.. jack Nelson's saw
m II, few miles from this city, last Tuesday,
whereby about one hundred cords Of slabs
were destroyed, aud the saw-dust pile set on
fire. The fire, we are told, was communicat-
ed by sparks from the engine.
The police have been after the dogs pretty
lively this week. Their work is necessary
one, and we hope owners Of dogs will not
make It any more troublesome to them than
need be. No ill feeling ought to be engender-
ed, as the police are but discharging duty.
Those that have never traded with us will
save money by calling on us. Our stock is
large and complete; you can find just what
you want in style or price, shoes and hats al
n r. ~ aIvNpr
Davis l. Allstadps old stand, Lexington, Mis-.
souri,. apr14tf
Solid silver and plated ware, the newest
designs, tea sets, water sets, casters, cake
and card baskets, pickle stands, napkin rings
spoons. knives, forks, ladies' and general va
riety Of beautiful articles that can be bough,
cheap at Grimes & -Venable, jewellers. Call
and see the new goods. milf
As will be seen by our real estate transfers
the Messrs. Winkler have exchanged proper
ty ON Franklin street with Mr.. Gruber. Thit
will give the Winklers a very large and com
modious store-house, something they have
needed badly fer quite awhile. Mr.. Grllbel
will move into the store room now occupied
by Messrs. Winkler.
B. A. &M.J. Chinn at 81 Main street are
OV1t4uuniy AuehAAA6 u4uASASAc ~ eAASaA oAASeeAS
large and fine stock of boots, shoes and hat,
and can now offer to the public as fine III
assortment of goods as has ever been seen ir
the west. Seize the present golden opportu
nifty; no partisIity shown; first come fi"s
served. Davis & Allstadps old stand, Lex
ington, Mo. aprl4tf
sedalia Democrat. April 1S:-"Marsha
Shy received telegram yesterday from May
view, Lafayette county, requesting him Il
look out for Arthur Everdale, who is charged
with stealing two horses and a mule and sad
DE. Everdale is described as fair haired ,blu'
eyed young German. One of the animals l.
described as dark bay horse, six years old
the second, mare mule, fifteen hands high
and the third, as bright bay mare"
The Ford Opera Company presented Iolanth
1t the opera house, Monday night, in yer.
acceptable manner. The chorus was good
and Mr.. .Branson, the tenor,a very good voice
The leading baritone was rather rough and tn
female voices only passable. Mr.. Calbere
the second baritone, has good voice, an
did his work rather more correctly than an
Of the company. The Lord Chancellor wa
quite funny, though he had not much voc,
The acting was all good, and taken all in a
the opera was very pleasantly given. MI
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