Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-22
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Missouri river rising.
Easter day. April Is.
Democratic primaries to-day.
RAINY and gloomy most OF the week.
Democrats, attend the primaries to-day.
Democrat, help elect good committeeman
Sell Your old iron at Joldan'S Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6u
The insurance companies adjusted their
losses at Odessa without trouble.
The sehsefermeyer store on Pine street
is for sale or rent. See Mrs. Lisieckrs al.
Baby carriages, new styles, just received
at lowest prices, at Grimes & Venable's. q
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting. at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. n'ou
Cbi,drens' shoes worth 81. for 90 cents. at
Chinn's store opposite the courthouse, Main
street Jsyipoton. Mo. milf
The democratic executive committeemen-
elect are requested to meet in this city next
Monday, for organization.
Odessa should turn out tonight to hear
MrS. hOuUdu > leCtulG oh
Is a forcible and Inteesting speaker
The rain has been the salvation OIL the
wheat. Near Lexington early and late wheat
look well, and will be a good stand.
Don't forget to call on Thornton q Har-
graves for furniture, i'll their new store OPP
aositc Grove Young, Higginsvtlle. oetlStr
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one OF the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uly2stf
In the circuit court, Monday, the case OIL
John CatrOn, appellant. vs.. WIN. ". Nichols
respondent; Lafayette county, was afirmed.
Inflammation of the lungs. etc., speedily
cured by using Dr.. Jackson's Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Lungwort. Sold by Gosewisch
s Son dec2seowmo
What has become of our telephone men
Everything else in Lexington is booming
right along; this enterprise should not ise
behind.
Dup new Spring and Summer styles IL
Dress Goods are elegant in Fabric, color ano
texture. Prices mo>t reasonable. NJ. r,
Por,a % Sao nef22I4
Nessrs. Cobb & Powell have contracted
with Mr.. Hyler TO build a 'wo-story brick
25xs5 feet, where the postofice buildine
formerly stood in Odessa
Something new. just received. Al lowest
cash prices. a handsome line OF ladies' and
gents gold watches and chains. and ne"
styles of jewelry in great variety, nj Grimes
X Venable's. meh2.'s
Our spring stock of dry gooes, notions, car
pets, oil cloths. &c. is now complete, and Us
we bought for cash. we can guarantee ouI
prices to be as low rs any in the county. An
early call will convince you of the fact. Will
ler & Miller. m22t2
Thirteen young gentlemen from the eoun-
try came in Saturday last, and finding youne
lady partners went to the opera house and
spent a pleasant evening in skating. TIT
ladies all say that they enjoyed themselves
ever-sO-inuch.
The Hibernian ball, Monday night, was 8
very pleasant one, though not largely attend
ed because of the inclement weather. Tit
receipts were 1922 Is; expenses S67 IS; mel
proceeds. S54 80. The society desires to re
turn its thanks to all friends who aided it.
Washington correspondence Kansas City
Times:-"Congressman Graves has taker
measures to effectually check the passage o
the pending bill changing the judicial districts
of the state of Missouri. This will have the
effect of leaving the Kansas City district as Il
now is"
The ground hog beat Venor, Uncle StrOd:
goose bone, and all the other prophets. Al
The little varmints six weeks were out las
Saturday, the weather has been milder, will
chances, If the snow melt north of us, tina
garden truck won't be more than a montl
later than usual.
In the winter season a slight cold shoult
never be neglected, the sudden changes in tn
weather may bring on q complication of dis
eases from which death may result. DR.
Jackson's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Lung
wort will soothe and cure it Immediately
Sold by Gesewisch s Son.. dec29eowma
Odessa 'Democrat:-"The contract for re
building the opera house is let by Messrs
Smith i Patterson-to Mr.. Hyler. The build
ing will be. as magnificent and elegant ii
structure as It was before the fire, and will
the exception of q square top finish instead q
- mansard roof, will be completed according
to the same PLAN"
Mr.. Joseph B Shelby, it,, well known +
our farming community as a reliable, enter
prising business man, will call upon every
body within a reasonable radius of I.eXingto
soon, to ask them to provide cream for til
creamery. Treat him kindly. Do all 20
can for him, and thus help along q new an
useful enterprise.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, president OF the Wo
mans Christian Temperance Urion of Mis-
souri,, lectured at the Christian church in thi
city Thursday and Friday nights. There VS.
--~II FTI,,,.In, ,;nrlt 4yuf,
TO the bad weather, but every one preser
felt well repaid for going. Her object is I
organize local unions throughout the STATE
The work is a noble one, and should be ell
couraged.
Kansas City Times, March 19:-"Nliss Sail
Carpenter, u clerk at Bullene, Moores
Emery's, while on her way to her home @
MCGEE street Monday evening, noticed Il ms
following her. She quickened her %footSteI
and had reached the gate leading TO her res
dence, when the man brushed past he
snatchins and taking with him her por
monnaie containing SIG. The thief then hu
ried away and succeeded in making good l
escape.'
A burglary was committed in the Lubl
house, Wednesday night, the booty secur
consisting Of wearing apparel and jewel
to the amount OF about SO. A German lad
sleeping in the room. was awakened by t
intruder. who was walking about by the Inc
of q burning paper which he carried. He W
identified, but escaped before an alarm w
given. His name could not be learned. /
cause the woman fears he will do her an i
jury if she exposes him.. The burglar is
negro.
The Keiser Hotel, at Sedalia, lately open
is first-class in every particular. The l)cati
is central, the rooms large and well light
the be. IL clean and comfortable, the furnitt
elegant, the tables tastefully arranged q
~abundantly supplied with all the substs
tials and delicacies of the season, the cook
good, the attendants polite and oblig;ng, 4
last, but by no means least, the landlo
"Old man keiser' himself. is certainly 1
right man in the right place. Don't fors
the "Keiser' when business or pleasure eli
yo1 to the "Queen city of the Prairies."
Mr.. Becker, of st. Louis, who was II lai
purchaser of apples in this market, last Fl
intends, II there is promise of a good CT
when the blooms show up, TO bnild a fir
class apple house, one especially adapted
the purpose. II he does this, he will a
go quite extensively into the manufacture
cider and vinegar, and will, in addition pie
all the cucumbers he can get. This lat
he will make q very extensive busine