Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-23
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The Wakenda overlooked South Carrollto
Saunders cabinet photos are the perfectit
of the art. apr14tf
Pure Lard Oil, 81 10 per gallon, at Cha
w. Loomis'. june23t3
Number 9 wheat in st. Louis, Thursds
sold at 81 IA.
Bed lounges in carpet and spun silk, at I
IF. Winkler's. june1tf
Pictures taken at Saunders in cloudy weatl
or as well as clear. apr14tf
HARDWOOD keeps only the best articles
groceries. Dover, Mo. apr2ltf
Just received q car load Buckeye Binder
at Broughton Bros, Odessa. msy1st6
Agood assortment of wardrobes cheap an
fine ones at II. & F. Winkler's. june2tf
Crooked river overfowed the bottoms 70
miles, last Saturday and Sunday
We pay the highest market price for al
kinds of country produce. Gordon & Blu
ford. j21tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standar,
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m8tf
Everybody was uneasy about the flood, bu
1t stopped just In time to prevent grave dis
aster.
Broughton Bros, of Odessa, have just re
cerved 3 fine line of buggies and spring
wagons. may19t6
Call ON John Baehr If you want TO see the
finest brosdcloths in black and blue ever
brought to this city. june23t3
The Remington Sewing Machine, the best,
simplest and light running machine, for sale
only at c. G. Ludwigs'. apr14m3
o, how these bottomites will shake when
the river goes down! Come over; quinine
for sale cheap in Lexington.
Better take, while in good health, your chill
dren TO Saunders and have their pictures
taken, than to wish you had. apr146
keep on hand at all times the best Irvine
and wire for binding grain, and no inferior
article offered. ia Graham j16-tf
Myou want an absolutely pure article Of
whisky free from any adulteration whatever,
try "Live Oakn at John Powelps. t2t4
A.5V. Robinson & Co. have the only mill
in the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes q frst-elsss patent -four. j10tf
Call ct Graham s. Norrison's and see the
best and cheapest Vapor Stove made. Every
store guaranteed to give satisfaction. asst
.A.V. Robinson q Co., have just completed
their extensive repairs on their roller mill,
and arc nov. turning oat the best -four they
ever made. d. ri jan2Otf
Advertisers please notice. Hereafter local
notices viii be charged for at the rate of ten
cents per line for each insertion. No devia-
tion from this rule. j2m1
Wheat is ripening here very rapidly, and
harvesting will begin next week, indeed one
OF our correspondents says that some wheat
was to be cut this week.
Thousands are being cured of Catarrh every
ye,r with Halls Catarrh Cure, that the doc
tors had given up and said could not be cured.
Is cents q bottle. Sold by C. w. LOOMS,
Lexington, Mo. a2lm3
Why does not some one start q creamery in
Lexington. There are. splendid pastures all
around the place, and a great many cows.
Now here is a subject upon which we can all
agree. Let US boom it along.
The Lexington Young Lady's Sodality will
give II ball at Turner Hall, Tuesday night,
July 9, to which they invite all their friends,
and all others who can enjoy such an occas-
ion. Refreshments will be supplied.
Ayres c. M. Bird, of Odessa, Mo-, after ten
years. devotion to selling sewing machine and
repairing, is ready to supply on short notice,
any style, genuine, on time or cash; Old
machines received in part payment. Write
or call: june9t4
Our handsome friend Eph. King met with q
mis- fortune the other day. While engaged
in some unusual kind of work or another, he
cut his right big toe nearly off. He glued it
on again, and he expects to have as many toes
as ever he had. |,
The wellington 70. All, as weII-lntone
any other old song as that. Wells have their
and ordinary sink-holes their pro-
tundity, but there are no lead lines made cap /
able of sounding the depths of some of the
lakes and boys in that delectably% marlborough
~thoroughfare. I
Mr.. John Baehr will take orders, by sam
pie, fog fine cloths. Any gentleman desiring
first class goods, such az can rarely be pur-
chased in this country, will do well to call on
him. For the same money that would buy l
ordinary suit of clothes, you can in this 6
way get extra fine goods. june23t3 t
Our Baptist brethren came very near losing l
their splendid church ediice, last Wednes- c
day morning, by the breaking or explosion of t
= coal oil lamp in the pastors study. The +
1suitor promptly gave the alarm and by the !
Of himself and Mr.. WIN. Morrison '
and son, the fire was extinguished before g
much damage was done. liz
There is 8 great difference between strict b
aabbatarianism and the desire to see every b
seventh day u day of rest to as many people
- possible. The Intelligencer leaves the re. q
hgtous part of the discussion, As q rule, to the q
pulpit, and makes its plea from q secular ii
point Of view. There is plenty to be said in l
lavor Of the idea from that ground. II
Mrs.. January; q daughter of our old friend, J.
I. b aautier, Of Waverly, has taken posses I
ZION Of the City Hotel at that place, and pro- "
poses TO keep q first-class house at reasonable '
prices. !Ths public is respectfully invited to B
dive her house . trial when convenient, with y
he promise upon her part that they shall q
have the best eatables the market Affords, to- 81
Iether with clean beds and polite attention. Il
Two ladies sitting talking on Laurel street, q
Thursday evening, happened to look over to- e.
ward the residence Of Rev. Geo. L. Leyburn, d
where they saw a great light. They became IL
s1cited and said something about fire. The p
was taken up and repeated. Someone "
it down the street and the fire bell W
vigorously sounded. People asked where hl
hre was, and were told at Mr.. Leyburn's. al
The ladies' booked again, and, behold Of
fire was the light Of the moon rising from h
'ehind the reverend gentleman's residence in
VI its glory of light and beauty. 1t is I'M tt
to say that no damage was done. o.
party was given on Thursday evening nj
asst at the residence of Judge Jno. E. Ryland. ID
" Miss iona, to her visiting friends, Misses 10
Davis, Knickerbocker, Pugh and ketner. T.
everything bore that air of easy, graceful ica
nformality which always adds 40 much to X
OF All. At eleven supper was VI
nnounced. The company proceeded at once L
the dfning-room, where their eyes were 8.
with a large, beautifully arranged be
able, bearing a burden of good things. Seat- be
In fours at small tables arranged around W
room, the young folks ate to their hearts, re
ontent Of cakes, fruits and ices, all of which Sh
Tere Of course thoroughly enjoyed. There Ee
1ere about twenty couples in attendance. >.
;ach guest pronounced the entertainment q hs
ecided social success and wished for manv an
ecurrences of similar happy evenings. be
A thief effected q n entrance into the resi-
ence Of B. 3. Ireland, ESQ, last Saturday co,