Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-09
Hurry mp that sanitation.
Smoke d. Hackers favorite.
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Smoke d. Haecker's ~favorite. msy3t2
Happy Family Friday, May %.
Slarw hats from 5 cents up at Smith b
Bottoms. may9tf
The Turnverein will give a ball on Mon
day night, May 90.
VIM. j. A. Robinson, Of Kansas City, IL
visiting relatives in this city.
The best fiour in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. n15tf
Lawn Settles 4, ., and 8 feet long, chesp,at
Fl. II +. Winklcr's, Lexington, Mo. a25tf
Good prints for 5 cents q yard, at W. s.
Clasctt Mercantile Company's store. mo
Rev, Geo. Eoenig will teach a German
class at his residence, beginning June /.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, vt Jordsn's Foundry n Machine
shops. mott
Dry good, boots. shoes. hats and caps
CHEAP at the ". 8. Clagcrt Mercantile Com
psBy'. store. maJ"tf
L.atast styles iii par'or sets at very reason
able prizes. IN best figured and solid plush. at
H. h #. Winkler's. Lexington, No. matt
Judge Jno. E. Ryland has been absent this
week holding criminal court at Warrensburg,
the term beginning last Monday.
II gu want anything nobby. durable and
cheap In head or foot wear, call ON Smith q
Bolton, corner 11th street and Franklin
Avenue. mayou
Electra, Mis-. Leyburn's magazine, Is just
entering It's third year. Subscribe for 1t,
especially II you have girls in the family. 1t
will do them good.
The calaboose was clear Of prisoners, We'd
nesday afternoon, for the first time in many
months. The yard Is choek full of broken
rock. cracked by the s%oiourners there.
The people on Ridgeway are Justly In
censed at the dumping Of foul-smelling man
ure and street refuse in the Pine street pond.
Quit it, or some one will get into trouble.
For sale-A good residence, One Of the
best In the city, on Main street, large house,
good o~uthouses. we'll, clstern, etc. Price
only So 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of J. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
Home endorsements are In their very ns.
ture more valuable than any others, and no
other medicine can show the immense num-
Der of testimonials from its native city that
Hunts kidney and liverl remedy car. 1t
MI. R. D. Blair, at Corder. wishes to buy
wool, for which the highest market price
will he paid in cash. Or he will ship wool for
farmers, giving them cash 10 advance upon
the same, and furnishing the necessary sacks.
Call and have q talk with him before DIS
posing of your wool. msy9t2
A young man named Lucien Morgan son OF
Mr.. D. j. Morgan. who Is working for Mr..
James Spurlock, In Clay township, went into
a stable to catch a mule to go to blowing, yea.
terday morning, when the mule kicked him
in the face, breaking hi, jaw. He laid there
insensible an hour or more. before he recov-
cred sufficiently to 90 20 the house.
Messrs. Jos. Owen and Thomas John killed
a rabid Shepard dog, last Tuesday. The dog
was the property Of Geo. Alexander and had
bitten several other dogs, killing one Of them
outright. Since then q number Of dogs have
been killed about town. The officers should
be encouraged to exterminate all the useless
ours. and even better dogs that are suspi'
cious.
Triumph of Science - Chemistry never
achieved a more decided triumph than In the
production OF Sozodont, which ia q botsnica,
preparation Of wondrous efficacy in preserv.
ing and identifying the teeth, rescuing then
from decay, and rendering them as white a.
alabaster. 1t is q toilet luxury OF which al
should avail themselves. The unpleasan,
odor communicated to the breath by cstarrh
bad teeth, etc. is entirely obvisted BY this
fragrant and salutary antise ptic of which one
bottle lasts a long time. Druggists and per-
tuners sell it. apr1sm1
iianY of our people are interested In Mos,
Greek, and will read with interest that there
is a desire TO DO away with the Moss Mil
day. THIS viii! nearly do away with Mosi
Greek as 4 fishing ground, as the creek with
out the dam would soon dwindie to q mere
rivulet. The Carroliton Record says this o
the matter in question:-"The people resid.
ing along the banks of Moss creek, held
meeting al SOr5orne, last Saturday, a report
of which we publish this week. We do no
know what new reason, if any EXISTS, thai
should cali down the vengeance Of the Mosl
creek people against the Moss mill dam
There is evidently cousidt rsble feeling In thu
matter, whether we'll founded or not we d.
not know. The dam has been there from
time inmehaorial. or probably At least thirty
years, perhap. forty. For some reason Il
has suddenly become Objectionable to citi
zens living along the banks of the creek, ant
efforts are to be made to remove 1t. 1t viii
probably result In NJ expensive AMI exten
ded law suit, involving u good many points
which will render thu outcome Oh eeedingl,
| |t19 II ,1,iIt La ~. - aos o,,al 4
q good deal Of mon ey however before 1t |
settled"
Me-srs. j. Q. Plutenburg sud L. W
Wernwag Inform US that the publication Il
the Inieliigeucer, last week, Of the item re
gardlng John Hill, who Was under arrest
Kansas City charged with stealing a mule
was the means of recovering two mules tbs
had been stolen from Mr. Thomas Thompson
Of Dover township. As soon as Mr.. ThomE
Don saw the article he became convinced this
Hill had stolen bis mules, and he got Nj
Robert Hilburn 10 set out Ia pursuit Of then
Mr.. Hllburn recovered one Of the mules |
hausss City, where it had been sold to q ma
named Calhoun, and the other from a ma
near NAPOLEON. Hall had iu the mean tim
been released from custody ut Kansas CITY
but Mr.. Hilburn succeeded in arresting hi
at Levisay and he Is now in jail here. Til
confusion Of his name with that of Willis Hi
Was erroneous, but Hill IL an old L.afayett
equity offender. having been sent to the pei
itentiary for w years from here for stealth
q horse, and he had only been discharged
Tow wesks. Hill also stole q saddle In thi
county on his way up to Kansas City. 1t do.
seem as II short sentence. to prison did n
good, and that to have a reformatory and de
t%erreit effect sentences should be long. Gu
whole criminal Jurisprudence appears to b.
Influenced by a mawklsh sentimentality who
tends to augment rather than to diminis
crime.
COrder items by "W":-"We have bee
sndeavoring for sometime to obtain sue
knowledge as would enable Us to give you
readers some idea as TO the prospect 70
wheat in this section, but have nothing YER
definite ss yet. From what we can learr
there will be In the vicinity of Dover, and a
sections protected by timber about two third
Of an average crop; in the vicinity Of Cords
and Alma, including ell the country lyin
between those places and Concordia an
AullTilie, it will, perhaps, be more than
fourth, but not 30 much as q half crol
The continual rains have made the farmer
50 backward in preparing their ground fc
corn. that We do not think much of Ii
wheat ground will be planted In corn, leavin
1t for wheat this fall. This being true, the
may cut over much more of the ground tina
they now expect. but let that he 10 it ina
tue above estimate will not be much out
the way There has been but very lit
corn planted in this section; a few have plaI