Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-17

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Patrons, remsmbsr the meeting In diE.
glnsville, April II.
Read what McCauslsnd has to say In DIS
new double column nd this week. feos4u
For picture frames and brackets, 60 to
CoRBITr's Furniture Store, Odessa. mo
Just opened. . new line Of spring sassi-
meres for msa aud boys. now 1t Wilker q
Milisr's. nlotz
The grange expects every member WILL 90
his duty BY attending the meeting In atG-
glnsville April IL.
Remember there 10 no other roller nour
offered to the trade 10 Lexington. except BY
A. V. Robinson i Co. )anzVu
Horse and jack bills . speciality at this Of
dee. Fine cuts. good paper. artistic dis
play, TIVE colors, aud low prices. nl1A
The supreme court docket for tbs April
term has been set. There are no cases from
Lsfsyetts county during that time.
Don't forget 1t, Tste's 10 the place to get
your moneys worth and 90 away happy
Be sure and look at those new window
shades. mcnAitt
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally. 1t
acts directly upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 7bc. For sale
nv C. W. Loomls. jsn13mS
For everything new snd novel 10 tbs
book, stationery and fancy goods line, call
on w. B.. Tate. opposite courthouse, hls
stock IL new and complete. mchlVa
New spring dress style and shifting prints
now in stock and more arriving daily. We
are determined to keep up our reputation
for the prettiest prints In town. Wiiker q
Miller. mloiz
A. C. n. Bird, just south Of the Odessa
Bank, keeps ell lrsl-cIsss sowing machines
at lowest prices either for cash or on month.
~ payments. Oldest agent in the county,
and strictly reliable. mohsml
A Doctor at Richmond says that II people
will take a bath IN not whisky and rsek salt
twice . yesr they will never catsh . Geld.
Until somebody has tried this new remedy
We would say-stiek to the old and reliable
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
Oar poet iariat sends us the following
touching lines -. "Ths sweetest girl-An all
| this worl:-Has set my soul on hrs.-shs
sings 90 sweet,-Shs can't be beat,-And
| she cit. In the Baptist choir" Wouldn't 1t
be we'll Tor the girls to throw water on bis
flame and prevent his 'soul from being en-
| ;irely oonsumedf How could We exist with.
out his poetryf
Thu steam Touring mill Of John A. Killing.
snburx, at Coaeordis, was totally Destroyed
BY fre on Friday night last. tsgsthsr with
ali It's contents, consisting Of eighteen thou
sand pounds of fiour, and about TIVE hundred
bushels Of whest. Loss from ten to twelve
thousand dollars. insured for six thousand
dollars In three different companies repre-.
.ented By T.. Wlnsor & Son, insurance
sgsnts.
Mr.. j.. G. MeGrsw 10 having erected q
Bell telephone line lren the shafts. east Of
town, TO the coal mines st Wellington, with
stations. at the central ofice OF the LexinR.
ton eeal company, at his private residenee,
and at each OF the mines between the ter
mini, There will be IL stations Ia ell, cost
lag In royalty to the telephone company
some $500 Per auunl. The lias will be o.
very great ysIpe to the company. saving
much time, and facilitating It's business
. greatly, especially Ia better utilizing thu
number OF cars which are placed at Its dis
possl from day to day.
, Macon Tunes, Narsh 9:-"Cspt. DuBslss
who is now engaged by railroads buildlni
west, with headquarters at Chicago, spen
, sunday with his family In Macon. The cap
tam thinks the old n. aud n. will be built
. a. . road is being constructed frem Chicag'
+, to Keokux, which places the old n. and d
grade In q direct line for ksnx;s City, max
ing q line As miles shorter rhsr Ill others be
tween that city and Chicago. His cempan!
. IL now engaged on 9 70 I'd fr "a Chicago 4
Kspsss City, to cross the Mississippi q
t CIarksville, cross the Wabash At W~s'lsville
via ColuRbls, probably, an : bridge the MI,
souri, at or near Lexington
Q The photographic pen is enc Of the seee:
q sar,ss Of our modern civilization, 1t HOOD
song had been .'Dip. dip, Dip" Instead G
sstitoh, stitch. stitch. - It would have lost II
text at the hands of Mr.. Livernere, who hs
given his age this perfection OF pen, PEI
holder, and case, and ink, all In one. hant
s some, and always at hand and ready ie
le use. The inventor has put snne new Ia
q provenents into II, and now what remain
d but for syery scribe and letter writer to fr
1t on mis- desk. Ink. a!Ier and cleaner, q
y 70 with 1t. mt to crowa all. the price b
t. been reduced to %. Send that amount
rs the sole agent, Nj. Louis E. Dunlap, :
no Washington ST.. Boston, Mass, and the I
70 turn m all will bring you this most psrfs
. psp.-(Contributor, Boston, Mass.
The young msn Of Wentworth Nj
&c Academy have established . library in 60
8. nestien with their literary society, and PI
nd pose investlug all tbs funds In their treasu
he ia books. This Is . step in the right diresti
ms and should be encouraged. If . good asso
he ment Of hooks could be collected and . re,
We Ing roem provided, with some stands
periodicals, how much better would this
les a. . place Of resort for our boys than I
aat usual loanng places uPen our streets! "
full net our eitizsus lend . helping hand?
tIy svery one having Q library Of seldom n
&C. books wsuld take frsm the dusty shell
I've one OF two idle volumes and donate them
Wis this cause. 30 doubt nush Of the pernisi'
{ Influences now so seriously felt ~ . result
osl reading the trashy literature which 10
ons the book market would be neutralizsd.
nds any one wishes to help In this effort
ere will leave . book or books 1t Mr.. ROyis':
to MI. Tats's book store, those Eentler
ical will take pleasure In turning thsn ovel
the the academy boys.
Tho piano recital Of Miss Lydia Aarrii
Ny, the opera house oa Tuesday night, did
10 . have ~ large an attendance IS It merit
srs' the audience was, however, sppreeia
can and pleased. Tbs young lady gave Oh
the selections from the WORK. OF -Beetho'
late schumsnn, Weber, Tsusig snd Chopin.
title with Prof. Lucy On . second plane, LII
get sopcerts in E DAT. Her playing was netl
ures BILE for Its highly musical feeling.
! on touch combines great strength aud prsci
~ with the utmost reHnsment OF d~slieaey
Of expression. She played entirely Wit
notes. displaying q memory perfectly
ore. velous. Her equal rs an artistic has n
olen heen hesrd bsiore In our city. frof. b
d he pers who relieved the lady by bis vioiir
den. formsncss, is a young musician of pro
ewes but CANNOT yet be called q great solc-yi
fings ist. Prof, Lucy dill some good work !
jus. .ecompan!m- ITS to the violinist. and IL
they second OF The Lizst concerts, but really
steal no opportunity Of displaying bis own
icienay or toe piano. The beauty and
isbls patty of tone OF the Miller grand piano
inted on the oce asion was noticed and admir-
b the all.
In another column will be found IL
they yertise mant OF Messrs. ". koon Mato
quite Roher, l.. Greer. who have recently
hsts chased the Freedom mills at Aullville