Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Our mechanics are all busy.
Montana, first boat. due yesterday.
Our ads. are nearly all new this week.
Baby carriages. at Royle Il Sons. apr5t4
Farmers will do we'll TO see Cur horse no.
tfceS.
Get good seed corn. See ad. OF Mr.. T. c.
Sawyer.
Heavy white frost and hin ice last We'd
nesday night.
County board of equalization next Mon
day, April I.
Read Ahrens' ad. 1t strikes straight from
the shoulder.
Sell your old iron at Jo,dan's Foundry and
Rfcohins Shons. m6tf
The town bees will not destroy very many
peaches his year.
Paling fences seem not to receive their
usual rough treatment lately.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine
shops. mou
Lexington merchants are wide awake, and
don't YOU forget it. Read their advertise
ments.
Read w. g.. McCausland's advertisement
on the 4th page Of tubs paper. It Is mighty
Interesting"
EVERYTHING that is new and novel In cali
Goes, ginghsms, chsmbreys,-&c. can be found
,4 wnker y Miller,s. .apr3t2
Five teams and twenty meR PASSED
through This. city, last Wednesday, to work
ON the railroad near Bogard.
10 Ut says that Notwithstanding he Is q
candidate for marshal he is still showing u
tsck plsne and wants all the carpenter Work
he can do.
We have an attractive line OF new dress
goods, silks and satins, &c. Please examine
the. same before purchasing elsewhere. WI
ker. 4 Miller. mcnzsta
Mr.. n, Hearle desires us TO say t.la'
the first tableau rehersai. for the Veterans en-
tertainment willtake place at the opera mouse
on ne 1t Tuesday night.
= Soms oY Mr.. Farrar's OF -bearers, boys
struck for higher wages Wednesday,. ihe'
were getting 50 cents and demanded a doiiaf'
They were granted the advance.
Mr.. J. B.. Davis has rented the Callahan
plaee lust beyond the old fair grounds. ant
will farm there this year. He expects Il
raise q good deal of stuff for the cannery.
Messrs. Lincoln and Ben UT are engaged
in the business Of painting. glazing and papel
hanging, and would like liberal patronage OF
the public whom they will always try II
please.
Temperance meeting, With interesting 40
dresses, singing, &C.. at the Christian church
at 8 o'clock p. M, tomorrow. Will be MAD
pleasant for young people, who are especial.
invited.
CIagett l. Co. have Just completed their in
.yentory. They have not time to prepare
big advertisement, but wish 10 inform tn
public that they are in the ring, and will NEE
,anv and al, connection, apr5tf
An unpleasant misunderstanding about GU
cemetery, which was fortunately settle
without publicity, emphasizes the fact that
ought 10; be Incorporated. Steps toward tina
end should be taken at once.
Get v. Robinson & Co.'s celebrated rol
Ter -four If you want the best. Their nam
"a plainly branded on each sack and role
uaeut inside. They will, as heretofore, all
to give perfect satisfaction to all consum
ers. u
Our spring stock Of dry goods, notions car
pess,. oil cloths, &C., is complete, and rs "
bought for cash, we can guarantee our price
to e As low As any In The county. An earl
call will convince you Of the fact. Wflker
Miller. apr5t2
Nj. Frank smelser; of Middleton township
lately unearthed, from one hole In the groune
1 mink; I prairie dogs rattle snakes n
owl, all bedded together and all apparenti
n happy a. though belonging to the sam
family.
The school election In this district, Tuesday
was q very exciting affair; there were !
votes cast beside the eight judges and clerk
and Messrs. yensble and John were elected
there being no in~trfsue-snd no other cand
dates.
Mr.. E. W. ThompsoH, representing th
= Smith. American Organ and Piano Co.,
.Ksnsas City, will be in Lexington mex
Thursday, April 10. to make some repairs Q
the organ at the Episcopal church, and to d
any other work In his line.
For some reason the new train on the NJ
P. R. B. has been again postponed. 1t Is no
ANNOUNCED that it will make its first run sul
day morning, Apil 10, j. K. Merriaeld. col
ductor. We will probably get the mornir
mail from kansas City that way.
The next thing that Lexington needs
: wsterworks. These would facilitate VOL
-depfully the establishment Of manu- acturer
1t will not be long, we think, before q sui
stantial proposition will be made to our cit
ZEN toward this end, and one that will n
be difficult to meet.
A. Wade, furniture dealer, next door to IL
Grange Store, Hlgginvsille, wants it distinct
understood that he is not to be undersoid
any house IN the county. He will meet ar
and all s'cutsn made to attract customers al
will deal fairly with all. Don't make yo'
purchases until you have priced his ca
pets. mciisst2
Odessa has organized a lodge of A. o.
- w, with the following named gentlemen
.oficers:-W. K. McChesney, P. NJ. W.;
P. sutherland, NJ. W.; A. NJ. Current, For
man; G. A. Shull, Overseer; j. w. Jeffrie
Guide; A. L. Herring. Recorder; T. '
Sutherland, Fiuancier; r. s.. Hughes, r
-ceiver j. w. Blackwell, 1. W.; Chas. Pc
cock, o. W. DR.. Rs S. Hughes, Medical L
aminer.
Notice. In another column will be 1oul
su article In which all (whether they will
nor are interested. Neglecting to read II m
prove a very serious as well as an expense
affair. We refer to the advertisement
Prickly Ash Bitters. A knowledge OF
merits and the benefit you or your family m
derive from using 1t will save not only heal
hut many dollars otherwise expended
doctors bills" mchl61m
We do not object to the space used by O
county correspondents in their occasion
mentions of county candidates, and we ha
up to this time refraiued from striking The
out, but ss objection may be made, and I
Intelligencer desires to be fair and impart
with all worthy gentlemen inthe county W
seek the sutirages of the democratic par
~ hope our correspondents will hefeafi
forbsar from what may, and undoubtet
will be held to be s species Of electioneerir
Under the usual conditions communicable
may be printed IN the interest Of any respe'
able candidate, with the distinct understan
ing that they are the expression OF the w
ter, and not Of the paper.
. Lafayette COUNTY has long been noted
the number and quality of her stock, and
day doubtless has more professional and al
ate.lr breeders Of fine horses, cattle. no.
sheep and chicke ms than any county of cqi
population In the west. Notably among the
we mention Capt. Il. Tedhunter and Il.
keene in horses Theo. Bates and ii.
A!hiles in cattle; Il. c. SYdnor and W.
Bruins In hogs; II. c. Chile- and L. NJ. Spal
10 sheep, and A.. j.. Hall and Robt. +. WI