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

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Pure Lard Oil, 81 10 per gallon, at Chas.
w. Ioomis,. june23t3
Sell YOUR old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. mooi
Col. Rathbun's residence has. recently re-
ceived q new tin roof.
Mrs sallie Long has recently very much
improved her residence.
Mr.. Fields house, (the old Zeiler property
has been very much improved lately.
Mr.. Frank Nicholson has been making eX-
tensiye repairs to his residence recently.
Situation as teacher wanted in a country
school, by q lady fully competent to ill the
place. Junelo'4
All kinds of dining room aud kitchen furni-
tnre at low rates at n. s. F. Winkler's, Lex
;npton. Mo. june2tf
Remember there is no other roller hour
offered to the trade in Lexington, except by
A. v. Robinson & Co. jan2Otf
Nichol, Shepard & Co., Aultman Il Taylor,
and Minnesota Chief, threshers and engines
for sale by Broughton Bros, Odessa. ml9t6
1 have the Mccormick Iron Mower, the
best Mower in the market. All iron except
| the tongue. Call and see them. j. A. Ora
lam. ]lo-u
Chinn,s shoe store is the place to buy any
| style of shoes or hats; largest and best style
| to select from. Opposite the courthouse Main
street. )une5oti
| have 81, 700 worth of repairs for McCor-
! mick's machinery. Buy your Machine where
you can get repairs without delay. J. A.
Graham. )l6-tl
E. j. Cheney & Co., proprietors Halps
| Catarrh Cure, offer 800 reward for any case
| of Catarrh that can't be cured with Halls
| Catarrh Cure. Sold by C.. W. LOOMS. a21m3
House and lot on Cedar street for sale. The
| House contains II rooms; the lot is 20 feet
front and running back 15O feet. 1t rents for
$13 40 per month. Price. $3.50. Apply to j.
| W. Grant. june30tf
Extra No. l. shore mackerel, Columbia
| river mess salmon, behring's and extra No. l
white fish in kits, quarter barrels and half
barrels. All new 1888 fish, at John Powelps,
Franklin street. t2ml
Mr.. A. v. Robinson having an order for
-four at Tripplett, Charlton county, Mo,
Thursday, and not being able because of high
water to ship it by the usual way, employed
/ NE Suhl uAOAtSOAAOAy " . ~ w
Junction in q skiff, which Mr.. Montgomery
did, making three trips fer the purpose. Az
R. & L. Junction is ordinarily four miles in
land some idea may be formed of the width
of the Missouri river at this point.
Our Odessa correspondent writes:-"Busi-
ness good. Harvesting In full blast....
Wheat crop will be good....O marshal Is
having the streets, alleys and cess-pools thor
oughly cleaned up The smallpox excite
ment has quieted down and business resumed
its wonted briskness We can say to the
public tina we have no smallpox in town ,and
they need have no fears whatever to come
!, and see U.S."
IS" writes from Corder:-"Weather fine.
The sound of the reaper can be heard from
every side, and farmers say they are having
less difficulty than they anticipated in reaping
: over wet land The bank opened out to
2 business on Monday last. .Thirty-ive cars
] of stock have been shipped from this place
during this mouth. . Judge Harrison has
a returned to Jefferson City. Misses Lucy
Stark and Jessie Roth are are visiting in Mar
), shall Mr.. Chapman and John Dean, Jr..
have returned from Chicago. They took il
the exposition and report having a splendid
trip. Born, recently, to the wife Of. It
q Taylor, Il girl"
"Casar' writes from Bates City:-Mr. Jas
+ Renick, living near the Moore bridge, on thu
Sni, had Sc head of fine sheep drowned las
y Saturday night. The sheep were surrounded
by the high water and he lost his whole 6ocl
n except nine. Wheat ready to cut, but canno'
get In the fields with machines to cut it. l
looks rather blue for farmers with wheat il
the mud and corn in the grass; roads almos
impossible, bridges all washed away, an
county court in jail. Our town flourishing
n Our live and energetic merchants, Messrs
lg Hill Il Moot, and Ned jackson, and clerk
are kept busy from morn till night waitin
on their numerous CUSTOMERS"
VI "Mentor' writes from Blackburn:-"New
is items are rather scarce this week. The pull
lie school closed last Friday, the 22d inst
q With au exhibition at night Miss Lizzie Rim
st the efficient teacher, will now get some muc
e, needed rest. {. i. Mr.. and Mrs. d. g. Spence
he returned nome Monday evening from the
nd trip to Hunneywell Mrs. Bortsfeld an
OF Mrs. Rine spent Monday visiting friends
sh Slater Mr.. K. C. Coleman spent Sunday
II, Marshall. MIR. John Hancock has gone
Chicago. :. .Messrs. N. Corder, Groves ar
w Roush, shipped several car loads Of ,stot
,st from here last week....Rev Barlee of Il
TN Presbyterian church, preached in the Episc
as pal church here on Sunday afternoon at 4:
ar O'clock. Mrs. Nellie Towards new res
of dence, near the Episcopal church, is near
completed. 1T. Doyle is building anoth
We new business house on Main street,
ed genial Fl lend, C. 2. Muir, travelling for Brow
Bros, of Sedalia, has been in town IL
TX week."
ng "DeNovo," writes from Mayview:-"Jam
nd W. Graham had his stable burned by ligl
9TH ming, last Sunday morning. He had not i
lily. the stable more than thirty minutes when t
EN- bolt struck, killing seven hogs in the st
not where he had been standing. He had abe
Der two tons of new hay, and forty-tive bush
he of corn In the stable all of which burned.
by insurance. Mr. G.. said he felt very conf
not table under the loss, as he realized his n
row escape. Mr.. Thos. Paxton is steppi
high; he had a strike at his house last WEI
the but not by lightning; it is a boy. he was
r;tv the butcher shop before day buying an ex
re. steak, saying his family had increased. Mo
noe er and child doing we'll ..Our town v
m. visited to-day by both coal and mill men, 9
the miller proposes to visit Mayhem again
de- Saturday, the It'll day of July, 1888, to II
req up a mill corporation for MAYHEM and ,ici
ntsl ty, and hopes . goodly number of those wi
nty Ing stock, or desiring to see q good mill
all MAYHEM to meet them, come in and exchal
the views with q live practical man and let
zen have q first class mill; come whether J
esq. want stock or not, and encourage the en1
I'D. prise by your presence 900. X. Wal
mill house who had his house burned some th
yak weeks ago, was insured in the American
nell Chicago, with j. H. Mediation, had his
It il satisfactorily adjusted on the 14th of June
tiers The Sons of Temperance have an organiZat
one here with some twenty-five members,
il outgrowth of lectures by Mrs. Degur
be Mrs. Alexander; may they prosper
With have a secret charitable organization h
hen, known rs The Triple Alliance, with sixt
liter members, and more coming in; its oS;ects
aim temperance virtue and charity"
poly sc. b. writes from Alma:-"Harvest
very commenced. 49,. Our streets are crowded v
ling wagons. Farmers getting ready to c
n Of mence work in earnest next week ...Ha
stranger happened in our midst. a few we
;ome ago; he would doubtless have been at .