Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-02
Try d, Hseeker's fayOrite.

Try D. Hackers fsyOrite. may2ta
Old Mems Club, Saturday, May %.
Martland's photos Of babies and children
can't be beat. nov22d
The Lafayette County Medical Association
will meet at Odessa, May IL.
The old frame building, corner Of Main
and Nineteenth streets, is being torn down..
Don't forget 1t; you can't afford to mlss
1t, the closing out sale at Young's China
Hall. ap11tf
Jenny Lind Table, Wall Lamps, Chairs,
Tables. Ice Chest, &C., for sale at Turner
Hall. apr2otf
Wheat in ST. Louis lower and somewh hat
unsettled. No. : red, 81 OF 10 81 o.. Corn.
Al to As,
For sale-A seven -eishths Jersey hall.eisht
months old. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at
This office. spr25ls
Goods are going rapidly at the closing out
sale Of Young. China Hail. The prices are
irr..i.1,t,l.. spilif
1.isy bshies to photograph by the new pro-
cess vi The art. noVsI
A number of chamber suits will be sold t
extra low prices at d. = F. Winler's, Leg
tngton. Missouri. m3n
The interior OF the Lexington Savings Bank
Is being handsomely renovated, and the front
is being painted.
Col. Reid is always improving bis home
place. He intends to put a handsome foun-
tain In bis yard soon.
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats. and in
fine pushes, at low prices at q. 3 +. Wink
Ter. Lexington, Missouri. mSn
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will
serve a good dinner in the basement of their
church next Monday to all who call.
Marshal Owen put Manus Patton, the
alleged counterfeiter 10 the Independence
Jail, In default OF 81. 900 bail, to await trial.
Go to Martland's new gallery for the best
photographs. HIS cabinet size at % per
dozen can't be beat. Remember opposite the
postofice. apr4tf
Mr.. Gaylord hiss been out in the country
looking after the Interests of the creamery,
and feels very much encouraged with his
prospects.
Geo. W. Hair is also charged with forging
the name of N. l.. Gilbert, Of Buckner to q
paper, which he sold to Anderson, Chiles 4
Co., Independence.
For sale-176 acres OF extra good land
within one mile Of Page City. Price S36
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
II desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of j. P.
| Ardinger, nov29tf
Mr.. W. G. MeCausland, who was selected
as q Juror for the May term Of the U. 8. cir
| cult court, ct Kansas City. has been excused,
as the term of court nno be held, because
Of the failure of the appropriation necessary
to pay the expenses Of the court. What q
glorious thing it would be II that particular
appropriation would continue to fail for 3
few years In this district. 1t would let US
| out of our BOND troubles.
Farmers will find 1t to their interest to ex-
anime my stock Of farming implements be-
fore making their purchases elsewhere. I
have McCormick's celebrated steel self.bind
er, three hundred pounds less In weight than
any other similar machine on the market
the celebrated iron-mower, the latest i'm
provement; plows, cultivators. corn plan.
tiers, with or without check-rows, etc. Be
sure to call and get prices, which are at bed
rock, and thereby get the benet t Of the latest
reductions upon all kinds Of farm machi-
merry. J. A. Graham, Lexington. a9ow2
The Hazel ELL, near Wsverly, school,
taught by Miss Maggie %Cauthorn, closed APP
I'll 1eth. The number Of pupils enrolled dur
ing term, forty.dve, average number Of day.
attendance by each pupil, Oh; average num-
Der Of pupils attending each day, 20. The
last day was made enjoyable by the presence
Of parents and friends of the school. who had
been invited to partaks of q most excelleni
dinner which was spread In the school-roem
In the afternoon the scholars entertained the
company with speeches, essays, dialogues
singing, etc. Two prizes were awarded
one for attendance and department to Lille
Davies; the other for the greatest improve
ment in writing to Jefae Shroyer. Miss Maud
Malone and Nealie McBee attained the high
est per cent, in scholarship during the term.
Pleasant Prairie items :-''Mr. John Worle!
died on the 22i inst. He was about "A year
old: one Of our oldest citizens. The funera
was preached in The church on the Path inst.
one of the largest, but you will receiS'
full particulars .... Pleasant Prairie Is t
have "Presbytery" held here next October
perfectly lovely. 80. The rost are fearful
demoral:zed in places by deep mud holes.
Mr.. James Fishback lost one of his line steer
last week. II fell and broke its nerk Will
playing - Wheat looks n very little better
Miss Nanni. Gordon. of Lexington. j.. visit
ing friends here. She is Il great favorite wit
her winning ways and bright cheerful face
Two more OF "Old virginiais" yuun
-... Man, - .-l Nyi.,, ...:,.l -
the 2+th."
Corder items, by Paul Prs. r:-.Mr. Wi
Lesser lett Monday mOrning for kansas, I
look for y location. II he l. suited he wi
In Il short time move bis family there MI
T. II. Garner aud wife left Monday even!n
J for their uew come ut Barnard, Mo. Thei
mauy fri. u,i- here were very sorry to hay
them go, bat our 10y. II gain to the good pee
l pie Of Rarusrd -. Mr.. Ed. Blair spent Sui
3 day Ia Higgineville. DIR. s. r. Neiil snsI
Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. TOdhunlel
Mr.. Marshall Frazier and sister, Mt;
Mary, wen 10 Saline unit Last Saturds,
on q visit 70 friends . Mr.. snd Mrs. Lucia
Frazier spent last Sunday In town, vlsitin
4 the family Of Mr.. j.. Livengood Mr.. Gu
: Frerklng, an energetic grain merchant, W.
busy last week shipping corn Mr.. A
!. Bortsfeld who.hss been quite sickwitb;inhan
, story rheumatism for several weeks. Is SLOW
ly improving. Several 0four citizens are pu
. ing out shade and ornamental trees aroun
I their residences, thus adding to their beat
. ty."
; Odessa items by "Micawber:'-"Mr. 10
Anderson, of Higglnsville, has been I'm tow
!. this week....C L. Frost was summoned
his fathers home, Mseomb, ILL.,, last Sunday
an invalid sister had committed suicide.
Rev. g. L. Ruffner has resigned his pastor
3 ship of the Presbyterian church at this placs
q owing to pressing ministerial duties at Hil
ginville. 1t il thought that the vacancy wi
, be supplied by Rev. Lewis Hobson Of Prime,
' ton College....P W. Seawell, of the firm
a Seawell Il Wagner, is In Lees summit tn
week preparatory to starting u lumber yard
Elder Cunningham is sinking u coal sha
on his farm northwest Of own odd Nj
Worley, father of VIM. and Theo. WOrle,
f Of this city, died at his home south of NJ
poleon. a few days ago Mrs. P. A. Doutf
1T, who has been seriously i'll st the resldent
Of her son in Washington township,
. thought to be some better . The States Al
e torney' PLAYED at the Phoenix opera hou.
4 last Friday night, was generally well re
e ceived, swap the Yankee on the followin
e night by the same troupe was voted q failure
The sanitary board is played out" Dul
: log the winter there seemed to be u univers
D demand for a sanitary board, and the mayt