Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-06
10 hurried friend Herald.

SDIL w NIX SoN c ,aa,
Allen. q So
saunders cabinet photographs at ." per ~,
1ozen, are the best. r n,.
uarnn,o.ts in abundance, ut surprisingly p'a
:. xr;,tar,s may30tS Wo
Csildren's entertainment ut Cehtrai o'h's ,
chanel Saturday night at 1880 p. M. -.
The little twins will have plenty Oh oai'ao' 49,,
and sketches beside their little opera. M
What an appetite it gives; how res.lu' " !
makes my sleep, by using HUNTS reneu' bo
Latest styles in millinery goods )ustreeeiseo ~
at Mrs. s. P. Arnold's, 12O Main 81. n'o'I IN
The Central College concert promises 10 oe ="
one of the best entertainments Oh tne Nv
Higginsville is working for an extension VI ',
the C, 4 A. to Springfield. we hope '"' ~,
may get it. ,.;,b OF
If everybody hasn't shaken hands Win 81
everybody vet he'll do 1t At brothef iiooN ~
strawberry supper. 70
Saunders will make all the latest ana "eS' N
style photos for less money THAI amy other :.
house west OF st, Louis. m"y =.
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats' anu III :
fine plushes, at low prices at d. s. F.. WINK .
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. No" \
Mr.. JosephusH ookibus has q smile on MS i.
yisage as broad as the hind gate to q wagon !,
We very much fear he Is q bad man. =
II Won want anything nobby, durable ana :
cheap in head or foot wear, call on Smith q .
BOLTON. corner 18th street and FRANKLIN
.nanus may9tf
il Chiffonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
rie, with bookcase, good and fine work, ana
t cbesn at H. l. f, Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
I souri,. %
If Won want anything nobby, durable and
t cheap in head or foot wear, call on smith q
r po,ton corner 11th street and Franklin
Avenue. ""''A
Smith h Bolton, corner of 18th street and
Franklin Avenue, have the hsndsomest and
hest assorted stock of boots, shoes, hats ana
e CABS ever brought to Lexington. mayStl
81 The frame cottage Of Mrs. Keifer' on
Franklin Avenue opposite Mr.. Voltz's store'
81 ,vss ~nsrtislly destroyed by fire on last Mon
CT dsv night, about - o'clock. The house had
ne hsan on fire for some time before any alarm
was gwen, and it was given down town nrst'
- the OldTown engine company wrapped n'ne
ou arms of Morpheus being oblivious to all suD-
l" lunary things. The bell at the CITY nan
hadn't tapped many times till some hneen
On members of the fire company were at the
" rope, and away they went with the nose reel
81" at a rafting pace, making as good . hail-mlie
run as was over scored. When they got 10 the
a' fire the ell part of the house was about con-
'" sumed, but In three minutes they had tnel
WI hose attached and were pouring 3 Hood OF
ng' water on the fire that checked 1t almost i'm
Tue mediately saving the front part Of the house,
lse' and one of the outbuildings. The ire II
thought to have originated In the Kitchen
r. The furniture was mostly saved, except from
u the kitchen, The house was insured, Will
ooo Mr.. G, Gruber, for 81 800, and the furniture
49, for $500.
tne Waterloo waftings by "Jsy Eye See:"-
NC "How did you come up! Is q question NOR
numerously asked than snyother at this time
mug It is very fashionable just now to be repian'
ius' ing corn, The corn crop seems to be ENJOY
anu ing a monopoly of hard luck in getting a star
Inen such as bad seed, cold wet ground, moles
'etn- and all the ills that corn is heir to....Tl
rom rain is now coming with a regular old fasf
Toned drizzle. 80. Prof. Demands scho
gins closed to-day after a nine months TERM al
trict he gave the scholars q treat in the way Oh
urch picnic at Helms Lake, which would ma
,obb, been a very enjoyable affair but for the "a
nged coming up and causing us to get our Sund
rs Of clothes wet. The Prof. retires from I
Hig- charge of the school with the almost nive
rning sal regrets of the patrons, to lose so 90
and efficient an Instructor 1t Is rarely q teach
tn in ENJOYS the good will of both patrons and p
ween pills for so long q time. rare"ei ioA'' ~
aging prosperity attend you ...rroi. Aoo"'ie'ii'
defect johnson county, Will teacn the neA ''
using A few of the representative meh anu WI
par Of the community met anu orssniAeu 80
nders dsy school at Harris schoolhouse last stunt
Of Mr. 1Qa- SQAW(
aid to uader the superlntenc! Oh MI
sles q We are told that the prospects are favora
y re- for q splendid SCHOOL, AnS "
tooth the right direction"
your Egyptian items by "Zsch:''-"Garden
I6m1 is looking better since the recent warm q
,sed of and the warm growing showers...-Far
iomer, have finished planting corn; the last
old second planting is coming up nicely. A g
1. Rus many who planted the second time piaf
Den out Of The same seed corn as the hrSt, anu
hanges last came well, and the first did not com
litical- all: so il could not have been in the sect
IN with much as the ground and weather. -. The
epubli- crop Is looking splendIdly Mr.. Mars
Y little Klotz has lust completed the large barr
is is of Mr.. Hugh >tultZ. the barn adds very II
ill have to the appearance of his farm. MIR. h'o
rs been a skilled Workman, and anyone having
ID upon thing in the line Of building, would do
st ward to employ him -. Messrs. Joe johnson
the P. S. Fulkerson had some four hun
nat was barrels Of corn penned which they oe2f
both shell last week ;the corn had become wei
be very was SO bad y damaged that it could n
ay what sbellcd. Mr.. johnson is shucking gu
Try well sorting it,. George. son O I MIR. Dalb
men and Sedalia, j.. visiting the family Of l. Z.
he first Ter. his uncle e. The directors OF dlstrie
ght side L. have engaged Miss Nevada brya
teach the fall and winter school. Miss b
he third has taught here before and Is \ spl
lar with teacher. No better selection coulu
interests heen made The young and ski lee
efficient mary surgeon, DIR. Henry klOtz, has L
, vino is his ,,aice. His single will hereatt
bust found hanging out at the residence OF M
Re a good .Johnson Preaching ut the N. Z. G.
Tomorrow at IL O'Clock, by Rev. j. }.
c,uooo The river which has been unusually i
orss, mi, snring. has begun to rise There Sc
nie,ures be more boats running the river this
ri rooms than has been for some time. A great
III which mountain and government boats have
.redit nm. ND. ... What has become off, 1. Ca,
one wan and all the rest of the Old correspon
,oms dur- We should like to hear from their 10
b the two occasionally ...No moi "A
times this week."
v tangible Corder items by paul Pry:"-"Ml
ttering so Klienschmidt and family. of higglnsv
scattered companied by Mr.. K.'s parents, MIL.
the beau schmidt and wife, of st. Louis, spent
year after visiting the family of Mr.. H. F. hlien:
learning. Of this place . Mrs. r ranh "hson
tent upon ing relatives in Richmond ,...Miss
II are de- Meyer is spending several weeks W
n,ts US to sister, Mrs. Thieman, Of Concordis
p we speci. Ed. Blair returned last Friday, from
those two to New Orleans; he says he enjoyed
ting med very much; he lett MS SISTER, MS al
for ing friends in Mississippi--.-Mrs
ess, which Field was in Higginsville Monday.
Exhibited in w. Dean, of Harrisonvilte, was l
4, that true Monday on business. Miss George
ven In her is visiting her friend, Mrs. E. Taylor
Miss NJ AIRY Joe Barnes, of Higginsville, was
to exhibit Monday DR.. Seeber, of Hlgslnsvl
e Panels. in tow Monday .... Mr.. Ed. Blair sp
s. Ouinlan, day in Higginsville. MI. Bob bea
tiful medal, wife, of Higginsville, were visiting
omise much near town several days last week
Tvs artistic family of Rev. John Shackelford, "
rnestly for been in Pilot Grove, Mo-, All WINTER