Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-25
City election June 9.

: Jenny Lind Table. Wall Lamps, chairs, c
Tables, Ice Chest, &C., for sale at Turner
Hall. apr2ot2 y
Get Boston Betting C~ompany's Standard
Betting, at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine l
shops. mott ,
The Missouri passed up and the VIM. Stone l
down, OH last Wednesday. Both are gov
eminent boats. =
For Sale-A one or two horse pleasure car
riase sind horse for sale cheap. Apply to I
A. V. Robinson. marI4u
Round trip tickets to Baptist convention at
Augusta, Ga, sold May Ia; good to return
May 81; 1872 90. /,
Henry PAYNE is in Jail, convicted Of steal
ing 30 shocks of corn from Mr.. Urish Ter
reii in Freedom township.
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H. 4 F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. matf
Mr.. Ed. Zeiler has built a neat little black
smith shop on Pine street, opposite Green y
| Gordon's livery stable, where he invites his
old friends and patrons to give him a call.
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, cIstern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of J. T.
Ardinger. no'z"u
Rheumatism and dropsy have been consld-
cred as incurable, but Hunts kidney and
liverl remedy was never known to fail In
giving immediate relief and permanent cure
of both these maladies. II
Our line of embroiderles, which, this sea-
son we have imported ourselves. is the most
attractive ever offered to the trade, and As to
variety and designs it is far superior to any
ever before presented for your inspection.
Ahren's Dry Goods Bazaar. feb2ltf
1 have a splendid selection Of the latest and
handsomest patterns of wall paper and win
dow shades; also keep white lead, linseed
oil, window glass and toys. Also contract
for house painting and paper hanging. d.
w. Grant. apr4m0
Messrs. Frank Kriehn and W. Ct. Mus
grove have bought the Withers' house and
lot, on Main street, between 10th and 18th
streets, for 81 $50. They will divide the lot
equally. Mr.. Kr,ehn will soon erect = hand
some house on his part Of the ground.
Somebody broke INTO DR.. Fulkerson's
smoke house, one night recently, and got
away with six or eight pieces of meat. The
l thief tore off some weather boarding OF the
I ice house, which he then entered, and by
3 raising a trap-doorI found access to the smoke
> house.
Triumph of Science - Chemistry never
achieved a more decided triumph than In the
/. production of Sozodont. which is a botsnical
l preparation of wondrous efficacy In preserv-
e ing and identifying the teeth, rescuing them
u from decay, and rendering them as white as
K alabaster. 1t Is q toilet luxury Of which all
r -, -..:t xI.,naaIpaa Tho nnnIoQaQnf
u odor communicated to the breath by catarrh,
bad teeth, ETC.. is entirely obviated by this
Z fragrant and salutary antissptic of which one
bottle lasts a long time. Druggists and per-
tuners sell it. aprlsm1
l Odessa items by "MIcawber: "-"Hesvy
{ rains detain farm work very much....Th
f.. wheat crop is almost an entire failure. Mr..
Parish and sister, of the Kansas City post
office, are attending the bedside Of their
N aged grandmother who is dangerously Ill at
her home in Washington township. The
u estates Attorney" comedy will enliven the
theater goers in Odessa the last of this week
.... Mrs. DIR. Hughes is, this week, in Ham,
burg, Iowa., attending the funeral obsequies
of q sister. 49, Geo. Harris has purchased the
ID livery stable of the McGirl brothers,. The
SAINT tsti AO
u Green, of Sni-a-Bar township, started We'd
day for Pueblo, Colorado, where be expects
to remain for some months, being afflicted
with pulmonary troubles -. Many bridges
D, and culverts were washed away by the rain
Tuesday afternoon"
~ Wellington items by 'sLalla Rookh:"
III "Tuesday was a disagreeable, rainy day.
= The Germans have school at their new
T. church in the suburbs Of town. MI. j. A.
Ct Workman has received his stock of new gro
III c%eries. and opened his store on the corner OF
u Nam and Vine, where he will be pleased to
81 receive the patronage of his many friends.
s' DR.. j. A. Mann left, last Saturday, for a visit
ne to the Crescent City, to view the wonders Of
u the Worlds Fair "A travelling troupe was
NC in town last week and gave two concerts thai
LIS not only took the rag off the BUSH but Eek.
us tracted the dilapidated linen from the dimiR.
utive shrub. :. Miss Matte Duck, who has
ch been visiting in Washington. D. c., for thu
~ past six months, writes nome that she viii
PSI leave the capital soon 10 spend severa
"a months with relatives In Delaware. previous
ar' to coming home next fall IA tue concert
last week Misses Minnie Bryant and MOlii
O'Malley were voted the p~rettiest ladie
-. present and were each presented with
'rn beautiful album .... When two gentlemen
ing happen to call on a young lady the sam
up evening, it is said to be the latest move
rye fashion for one to take a nap on the sOf
lch while the Other talks to the lady Mr.. Jat
ers Bryant who took the cake at the leap yea
in lawn social last summer, was voted the hanC
ut soonest gentleman ut the concert last Satur
on day night. The girls say he Is getting quit
led vain, but the boys say they do not envy Jim
YER good looks but the elegant pen knife b
ore received"
Ind w..o,,oo u.c;nrs hui .Iov Ev. sso,,.
-"As we swiftly glide down the pathway {
v" time, we hardly have time to catch on to q
item to report till something else presen
all t., ,.o, ,;,o,na... ona az - a t.sn
tam. However, If the gentle reader and tt
vi indulgent editor will excuse our haste tn
time, we will promise not to do so any NOR
~ (unless we change our mind The farm
ere or and farm notes-Did you ever see a farm
er who was not Il chronic grumblert "It
US awful backward this spring, we can't get
our farm work till it's time to plant corn; II
so cool and dry the wheat will all be gol
up; | was just ready to plant corn and no.
W its too wet, and looks like 1t never wou
ins' quit raining,' and so on without stint Il
fault expressions are heard. 1t
ni' true that the recent rains have made Il
ground too wet to plant corn, but look
: ~ those fields in living green, did you ever 8
i" wheat come out so, and the pastures q
JUL" doing well. observe this, If wheat NEE
" with no further mishap, this neck Of WOO
.ne will produce nearly a full crop. An unusu
'na area Of ground is already broken for cor
en- and we yet have 3 weeks In which to plant
good time, The oats are up and growi
.ne finely. Why grumble -. Social notes-o
'i' of Carroll county's beautiful and accomplis
. e daughters is visiting here, the guest
wv" w. P. Braden, Esq, and other relatives. T
ups young beauX are on the Qui uave, each stri
ing 10 Guido the other in gaining the 60
" graces of the fair damsel IA young me
{ III chant from an adjoining town seems to hs
ASH an unusual interest lately in Waterloo so
- ETY.. The race is not always to the swi
'hen nor the victory to the strong. ...H Health
leih- SOME chills and fever and other minor ma
hour dies. Jimmy Dennis has a bad cold. Lit
oihe' Bertha Gray is quite sick with malaria.
peeh Amusements-The open air concerts VIII
lays are held here under the leadership Of He
nd q Ru,,frog Seem to he we'll attended,. Ano,
' nile er company has been billed for nightly p
Inc formances for the next $50 nights. Sigr