Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-25
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SHORTS.
Straw hats at cost, at Clagetts. jylltf
Fans and parasols at cost. II. Wilker. IL
Get. seats for next Thursday nights con
cert.
Sell your old iron at Jo1dan's Foundry an
Machine sbops. m8tf
Remember the business mems meeting neg
Tuesday evening.
Bridge timbers $40 inches, 10. II and L
feet long, for sale be E. Allen. july4tf
Latest styles in millinery goods just received
at Mrs. s. P. Arnold's, 120 Main st. je1Stt
Business mems meeting at the courthouse
next Tuesday evening. Be on hand.
All hummer good solids regardless of cost OF
value to make room for fall goods. h. VIII
ker. iuiyzo'z
A wellington correspondent advocates the
establishment of q steam ferry at the former
place.
Several COWS have died In Ray county OPP
posite here of the disease that scared up oul
people.
You will find big bargains in all kinds Of
remnants at our store. Royle j. Son, No. VI
Main street. ju!ylStf
Another Job lot of those cheap suspenders
lust received, they are going fast at So cents
per pair, Il. Wilker. july25t2
Every business man in Lexington should
be at the meeting called for next Tuesday
evening at the courthouse.
A horse met with his death by falling into
the ravine on the west side of the Irish town
hil road, q few days ago
Mr.. Geo. M. Catron explains the original
cause Of the disease known as hydrophobia
In an incontrovertible manner.
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, q
h. 3 F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. mStf
The residence of Mr.. Walter Smith, II
Freedom township, vas entered by q burglar
recently. and some jewelry was stolen.
Every farmer that raises wheat should g
enc of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. N: Jordan, Lexington, Nc. july2Stf
The C. C. Carroll passed up Thursday even
ing about half past six O'Clock. The Nellie
Peck and the Carroll passed down yesterday
The west-bound morning passenger trair
did not get In, Thursday, until about 12:lb
d. H., on account of an accident on the mair
line.
Our Waverly correspondent must not qui,
sending items. The quill Is all right enough
but the steel pen should continue its gooe
work, too.
Mr.. Jos. A.. Edmonds has commenced t.
improve the front of his property on Went
worth Avenue, recently purchased OF Mr.
Richard Field.
Mr.. Csmillus Barnett tells US that Canals
thistle Is again appearing In the county, anc
calls the attention of road overseers to theil
duty In the premises.
Itch and prairie mango. cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Thii
never fails. Sold by Chss. W. Loomi.
druggist, Lexington. marzl-ly
The Westminster College Glee Club concer'
will take place at Hagen's Opera House on
Thursday night next, July 30, We hope thu
young gentlemen will have a full house.
The In~telligencer's suggestions regarding
Tod and John Simmons have met with uni
vsrsal appreciation, We hope the proper
authorities will take the matter In hand.
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best In the city, on Main street, large house
good -~outhouses, well, ~cistern. etc. Prct
only % 600. Terms easy. Inquire of J.P
A,dineer. nov29tf
For Sale-175 acres of extra good lane
within one mile Of Page City. Price S8s
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
II desired. Terms to suit, Inquire of j..
Ardingsr. novssa
Higginsville Post:-aThe Post has receives
. catalogue for the sixth academical year o
the Wentworth Male Academy at Lexington
The little pamphlet shows the institution t.
be In Q prosperous condition"
Five or six wagons. loaded with children
and scrapers, passed through town Wednes
day morning, ON their way north. The few
men who accompanied the outfit had beer
working on q railroad in Clinton county.
Lexington correspondence of Higgtnsville
Post:-"The annual catalogue of the Went
worth Male Academy is o~ut-publiched a
the Intelligencer Office. 1t is a fine specimen
of the art and Frenk Bowman is on top q
usual"
Garrison Grange will meet, August 1, q
2 O'Clock, p. m . The county lecturer, Mr.
N. N. Gladdish, will be present and address
the grange, as will Col. d. G. Chiles. Mem
beers are particularly requested to attend
promptly.
A press of other work again compels US II
postpone replying to our contemporary, tn
Post, on back taxes and the tariff. The wealth
er is hot, anyhow, and a little rest on polite
-rs - Lo-ra Wa mill roonh tho matte
all in good time.
Capt. Dave Silver's suit against the Boon
vile Bridge Company, to recover damage
for the loss of the steamer Bright Light b
collision with the bridge, will come up to
trial in the circuit court of Lafayette county
at Lexington. on Tuesday, August 4.
Mr.. John Kemple, Of Odessa, was in town
Monday looking for men and tools to sink
shsft for coal at Odessa. he thinks there
very little doubt that coal can be found at
reasonable depth and in paying quantities
md he does not see why Odessa should pa
tribute to other places for coal.
To purchase an instrument of any kind,ca
on or address the,,Smith American Organ an
Piano dealer, Odessa, Mo. Chickering an
Sons, Knabe i Co., Vose II Son, Behr Bro
4 Co, Guild. Church & Co. and Wheeloc
pianos. The above instruments can be bougf
ofiRird. the Odessa dealer. maY2u
Mr.. JOS. B.. Silver tells US that the cannin
factory Is ready for work. He has just I'll
ished putting in a new steam pump, and wit
the arrangements for water from the watt
company he is In condition to do twice
much work as he did last year, and to do 1t
q mnch more clearly and satisfactory name
The ladies say that Mr.. Jno. S. Blackwell
idea of a summer costume for men is nothir
but q Father Hubbard. They add thIt the
know it is q good summer garment by the
experience with the Mother Hubbard. Tt
writer has been wearing a Father Hubbard
night, for ever so long, but has some toub
about the propriety Of appearing in 1t in Il
day time. He will, we fear. have 10 l
Brother Blackwell lead of.
The Columbia Statesman last week COZ
tanned the following:--"A meeting Is now
PROGRESS at the Powers house in this plac
attended by r. P. Williams and j. D. Tolst
of Fsyette, Odin Guitar, vice president;
n. Waugh, treasurer, and William B. Hal
OF Columbia, In consultation with quite
number of eminent engineers from differe
localities with q view Of arranging for a 81