Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26

Sells circus will be here August 81.
K;4oa aro tho Gauorifaa Of the small hoy in

Sells circus Will DE mere g Il.
Kites arc the f~avorites of the small boy Just
now.
Ladies' slippers at Clagett & Co.'s for so
cents. maylOtf
Pure lard oil at the Franklin Street Drug
Store. )uhcl4t6
D., Hacker has the finest line of cakes and
fancy candies. jyl9t2
The iron front for the new bank came TO
hand Thursday.
Hackers Bakery. jy19t2
The macadam is nearly worn off of the
streets in many places.
Persons wanting to pasture cows, call on
w. B. Tate. at book store. may24tf
We are offering our lot of SO pieces best
calicoes ut 6tc to close. Wilker & Miller. Is
The track of the street railway Is all down,
and the streets are being leveled up.
This Is All awful good time to kill worthless
dogs. Be sure YOU kill yours in good time.
We had a territic. rain Thursday evening.
At four o'clock it was so dark we could not
read.
Centennial Refrigerators at H. & F. Wink
ler's. The best made. Call and see
them. JuneIf.
The wind storm last Monday night came up
very suddenly, and many persons were badly
scared.
Ice cream at the lowest prices, whole
sale and retail at the City Restaurant and
Bakery. 1v19t2
MIR. John Taubman took his family out
blackberrylng last Tuesday. They gathered
sixteen gallons.
We ask attention to the advertisement of
II. h. Peacock, of farm for sale, and pas
turage for Rent.
A number Of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at II. = F. Winkler's, Lex-
ington, Missouri. m3tf
Goose pond broke loose again Thursday
night. Temporary work will not hold the
water In this pond.
c. Ben has Just leased the building occu-
pied by him as u railroad ticket office for an
other term Of two years..
The street cars will be here Monday even
ing. They have been painted and lettered,
but are not dry enough to ship.
Carrollton Observation-Disclosures as the
dog days are near ut hand, would it not be
| well tor the authorities to see to it that every
dog has his day-lights shot out"
The city hall and the Office of the recorder
and marshal have been placed in good order,
and everything made neat, clean and handy.
We are glad to note the improvement.
The wind, Thursday evening, blew down
some shade trees, aud did other damage in
East Lexington. Tit rain which followed
washed the streets considerably more than
was good for them.
Candidates who have not paid their assess
ments had better do 30 at once. 1t is nearly
time for tickets to be printed, and no name
will be on the ticket whose owner has not
paid. Address Fl. j. Higgins, Higginsyille.
Mr.. J. w. Mullen, of Paint Lick, Kentucky
writes to Sheriff Elliott to find out something
about John J.. Phelps, who came to this Sec
ton In 1858 or 1869 from Virginia. Ifany one
knows his whereabouts, q favor will be con-
forred by addressing Mr.. Mullen.
Springfield, Mass, April 10, 1ss3.-"For
diseases of the kidneys, liver, bladder, and
urinary organs 1 receive great benefit from
Hunts Kidney and Liverl Remedy. I pro-
nounce it the best" H. w. Payne, Manu-
~facturer harnesses, trunks, etc., AT Main
street. 1t
The ladies' of Prairie church will give a
lawn party and festival at the residence of
Mr.. Rufus Young, on Wednesday, night, Au-
gust 9Th. Admission % cents. Meat supper
Proceeds to be devoted to repairing the
church. Everybody cordially invited. ct
ALI who wish to buy anything IN the furnl-
ture line will do well to see us before buying,
as we have a large assortment in kitchen
dining-room, chamber and parlor furniture,
which we sell at very low prices. Thanking
the public for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit a continuance OF the same. Very
respectfully. H. Il F. Winkler. m3tf
l We have received the first annual an
nosncement OF the Rich Hill Female Semina
ry, of which Rev. X. A. Allen is president
} and Misses Roberta and Lola Allen, Miss v.
3 C. Pitts and Mrs. X. A. Allen are teachers
> The parties are all thoroughly known in oul
Z community, and they carry with them ar
unusually large share of public esteem. They
are all energetic, conscientious Christian
, workers. thoroughly qualified, and we hope
they may be successful in their worthy I'm.
dertaking.
:. CarrolltOn Democrat, 25th-"Track laying
on the {. B. 4 X. c. r. r. was stopped wher
the bridge went down, owing to the fact tina
, there was only iron enough on this side o
. the river to reach Hale. TIL train was OF
: this side when the bridge washed away. ant
now plies between the river and the town, ST
that Hale enjoys herself as a railroad tow
at present. with limited connections, only
Netting as to the final action of the director,
= a. to an extension of the line, can be gather
ed, Ms there is Away a great amount of ret
tape in the management of railroad lines, ant
- there is no exception to the c. b. h h. c."
Higgin~ville Post:-"Misses Rosa and Noni
Beattie were visiting their relatives an.
q friends in Lexington last week. y y Burg
lars are 10 numerous hereabout that we shall
~ not be surprised to wake up some fine morn
ing and find half the town carried off. = +" I
4 Hayes has just completed the assessment an
census of Higginsville, and reports the fol
Il lowing rs the value of real and personal prop
II erty:-Real property, $176,72 persona
property, 1921 ,2s4. Number of inhabitants
1851. y " We hear that Mr.. Gus. Carter
Il of this city, is talking of moving to Western
Kansas. Mr.. Carter Is one of our best citi
n zens, and all his friends will be sorry to sc
him leave, but everybody will wish him Ion
II life and prosperity in his new home.
b Our city was visited Tuesday by Messrs. Fl
n NJ. HOxie, third vice-president of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, A. M. Hogan, superintendent
= r. NJ. Peck, superintendent of bridges An,
buildings; T. Rockwell, general road master
- Hodges, master car-builder; - Nc
is Laughlin, chief engineer, and Frank Trum
d bull freight auditor. They took a general loo
over the city, and a special look at the locs
tiOn Of the new depot. This is the first tl
Of Mr.. Hoxie over the road. who has bee,
promoted to the place recently vacated b
,e Mr.. Talmage. They did not give airy reaso
for their visit, but we suppose were tryin
TO get all the information possible in regar
~ to the prospects of the road, the condition {
the crops, &c.
,r "Parson Adams sends these items froI
10 COncordia: -"Chris. Noe, of Alma, was her
"a last week attending to business interests
ID Mrs. F. Battman returned from u four week.
IL visit with relatives in Lexington, accompan
n. led by her sister, Mrs. Tegtbuehring EN-
Ia Eischtadt, OF Alma. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwarts
of of Sedalia, T.J. Duling, Of Lexington, MI
and Mrs. Fred. Bruening, Of Higginsyille, ar
is among our visitors for the week. =. MIR. A
d, Nelguer, with his family, left for Fl. Scot
N Tuesday, where they propose to reside per
is manently. His many friends here wish fo
j. him much prosperity in his new home :.
N Capt. Thornton, of Higginsyille, WAS her