Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-06

Central College concert "eN low
y. m, sharp. r,osaav v
Central College commencement i"o'' cha
morning at 10 O'Clock. his 1
Mr.. VIM. Meyer has put a new ro'' 'N D and
on Ridgeway. ~ '
The best flour in the market Is lne 49, ma
sior brand. Ask your grocers for IT. ni''i L
Lawn Settles 4, 3, and 8 feet long, cneap.A' at
Fl, & F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. az'A
Speedy cure to all diseases OF the hiohe' on
or other Or az, by using Hunts remedy ]
Ticket. Tor Central Cob &c concert com' tn
meucemc,;t ale for sale ut Rofle j oons' N,
Vans sad parasols till you can't rest. freeS
NOV, y,re "A. low. Henry Wiher, rfa"h'" ev
ave"ue. ~ ST.
Gel Boston Betting Company" otanoafo
Re,,,ru. NJ Juriau's Foundry anu Maeniue st
shops. .orrina n'
The whole town has been interviewing
| Col. Reid and Mr.. Trigg, and it wants 10 ~ hl
| fishing in q body. ~ ie
Gloves and mittens all sorts and sizes al
ronu,sr pr,ces. Call and see Us. H.. Whkef' Vi
pp1,rn arouue. msy16t3 v
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
sxtra low prices at Il. i +. Winkiers, Lex c
eN'i" - m3tf =
ington, Missouri. hav I
Towels. napkins, table linens. &C., we have 4
in great variety at low prices. dehry "nA
Franklin avenue. m" ~. T
Wake up, Old Town fire boys; we "ont C
want to have to make such a DAD report vi q
YOU another lime.
saunders will make all the latest anu ue''
style photos for less money than any o.ne
r Ss'o .ao. - e. Iouis. may30t4
Latest STYLES in parlOr sets at very feason
able prices, in best figured and Solo piusn, az
:, n & F.. Winkler's, Lexington, MO. "ou
u Old Ike Walton has as many disciples nefe
now as there are men and women. See WHAT
II . little wholesome example will do:
. 10 to Martland's new gallery for the Des'
.otoar.nbs. HIS cabinet size at $3 per
~ 5ozen can't be beat. Remember opposite the
ooAen spr4tf
postOtfice. .;oht r.
90 hear the Bridges twins tonight IL
IN you have already heard them we hno"
III will oo. If YOU have not you had BETTER Us
they are going west. .
Mr. D,ckey informs US that the extension
Sc =. Tho gas district out the street car track to
r, the Missouri Pacific depot will Dc cohhpie'0'
!" and ready for use by July l.
That was a feather in the boys caps, i"''
:. Monday nigh, when they went up 10 olalo"n
n' and extinguished a fire before the olo io"n
~ fire company found out that 1t was ournine.
y. For Sale-A good residence one Oh 'ne
~ hest in the city, on Main street, large mousse
good outhouses. well, clstern, ETC. rise
'hu only 50 900. Terms easy. Inquire o. NOT
ia Ardinger son.,ood
iu' Prof. KerdoIff wishes it to be UNDERSTOOD
n that the concert, at the opera hoase' neAt
" Monday night, will begin at 8 O'CLOCK 70 Tue
minute, and he desires the audience 10 w
seated by that time.
ei- ..u Jacobyw Wonder if that has anything
'ne to do with old Jacoby's in st. Louis! MUS
% tn the opera house to nlght and seer Can
anu wait 10 refer it to the Republican. And tne'
anu Mr.. HYDE is away, and we don't know Whetn
t err or not Col. Knapp has returned iron
Washington.
a. At a meeting of the stewards OF higgins
Vile and Odessa circuit, Lexington dlstris
Southwest Mo. Conference NJ. T.. churc
sontn. the amendments of Rev. T. P. Cob
hing r. E'ior h'ssius'm -. and al SUNDAYS
- each month. Bro. Cobb will preach in HI
oinsyille on next Sunday Dune ., mornlr
,nso and evening. G. c. Catron, Sec.
Price Pretty mouths should nave pretty teeth
T. P, them, but IL is not unusual TO see betwe'
,9tf ROSY lips, teeth discolored and decaSi
land through neglect. This disdguring dele
s35 should be repaired without delay, by usi
,uebt fragrant Sozodont, which removes every p'
ticle of tartar from the teeth and rende
,stf them snowy white. This admirable aid
nd n heautv Is ~pertectly harmless and eXhaies
Hall most delightful aroma, and is in every
~ in. snect preferable to the ordinary to'
en- no pastes and powders. Try it and see LOT yo'
self. mayi'
David The CITY council will now be composed
Sharp Messrs. Howard Williams, Charles hon
ute a Edward Winsor and Charles simmons,
speci- members; Michael Howell ana Z. neh. n
Id find sell. reelected, and John Taubman and ID
mis- Gavin new members. The only chan
as are in the third and fourth wards. foitf
Hook ! ", the third ward replaces q republican '
pem by a republican, and the fourth warn repu
init can with Il democrat. AS there Is very 1
touring politics talked in the body Just no" this
little importance. The body would suil 1
urn his been democratic had two republcans
,ported elected. The city Is to be congratuia'eu =
ID. He the election of Nj. HOlwell i'll the hrst v
the and Mr.. Gavin in the fourth waru over
the in. character of some OF the opposilioh 'ha'
yp, arrayed against them. We have known
nd mer- men for twenty years. They may not be
to Use huent speech makers, but they eau say
nay not they want to say so that IL can De very
~ know understood, and they are both good men
celebra- true-honest and ihcorruptlDie. Inc
eyOnd d and fourth wards both came OUT riSn'
oy2oti I'M this time. Mr.. Russell had no Oppos
kind call Mr., Hall. who was defeated In the
gan and ward. did not seek the place. Familiar
ing and The city 5. affairs and loyal to its best int
hc Bros. he would have made an intelligent, Ell
yheelOck and faitful member. Mr.. Taubman, "
e bought elected, is also well versed in the city's
ness, is 4 useful citizen and will make .
is enum- councilman.
ston dis The art exhibition at the Baptist &c
children June lst and ID, was OF unusual lntere
ear, or 81 ve.r moi only for the number of pi
OO white which so beautifully decorated the art I
!. Ihere but for the great care and taste with
females; the work was executed, rejecting creo
on both instructor and pupils. As one
II account dered through the we'll filled art room
the INTEL mo the nleasant afternoons in which tt
this week rooon,;ons were held. he paused many
of his 70 .dm,ra AGAIN and again the many to
Mt to the nroofs Of talent which after glitter
h.,nh,,v unon those walls will be SC,
Sc arrears far and wide to homes that revel In thu
ty and industry which passes out yea
at Odessa, year from this old center of art and lei
idea that 1t would give US pleasure to comment
v a town. each picture of every group, for all q
funny. 1t serving of notice, but time permits
the coun- mention only a few. Among these W
Sni-a-Bar ally noticed the excellent work OF the
Wash young ladies who bore off the painting
will be no ais. whose labor has spoken decide
IN either itself, particul .rly in the n%eatness,
Bar. Miss Susie Major, of Kearney, exhll
!, Tuesday, her soft delicate touch of the brush, t
ward Mr.. representation which she has given
r. NJ. COL "Winter in Vermont" while Mis-
re- Duncan, of Kansas City, seemed to
,sition. In true genius in her Landscape
n received The de xterous pencilings of Miss {
the fourth of Kansas City, who won the beautiful
q Mr. l.. next attract attention, for they prOml
10. r.. w in the future of this young lady's
IL. and NJ. life, if she continues to work earne
,rns TO the the development of the talent wit
I. Taubman she is undoubtedly endowed. All
gbt. especi. work was well executed, but an
pieces which showed most care, may
toned "Deer Drinking" and "Ot
Mon " Nuch more might deserved