Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-06
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ncs,IIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
The "whoop -up-ers' are sad.

xtraw hats from . cents up al smith q
b.lron's. s
'en g. m6tf
Ebe first and fourth wards covered 'ne"
Z Whsat in St. Louis, No. . red, 81 o2@l c2a.
I'm, 3S@44 cents.
saunders cabinet photographs a' 90 pe
zen, are the best. ..o
hdayor Hamlet was one OF the hrs' ~ "a
&c last Monday night. ..,,,
Srbe market has been we'll supplied Win
srawberries this week. |
Central College commencement iu''"A'
,orning JUNE 9, at 10 a. m.
pobold the conqueror of all kidney anu
,ver diseases-Hunt's remedy. sure cure
Saunders Is making a new style capinet
ro,oor.nb which is very neat indeed. MI
new tin roof has been put on 'he sh'e.
.nan building corner Main and Ien'h Streets
\ Thsrs was a pleasant progressive eucnie
marty at Col. McClelland's last Wednesday
night. m;,es Nom
o.d we hear. one additional mine is be-
ing opened. ,o.es.
oonvenienees, and In good repair for rent
sary 1";ahn apr1ltf
w.nted-A situation to do houseworh Vi
.ook,ng in a private family, by an Aiiei
woman. Apply at Longs Hoiei'
Evorv farmer that raises wheat shoulu &c
ONO Of the double land rollers MANUFACTURER
hv w NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. ]ulysou
The bows will go fishing, and the ioihS d
o,,o have 40 MANY fish to eat that the pohe
Gro h~eoinniug to work out through the pores
%,..vor Hamlett's new addition VIII aa
greatly to the comfort OF MS resiue o,.,.
:. hs;no finished throughout in hrst-ciass sly.
Mr.. Saunders photographed the OLD men
,,nb in a group, last Saturday. friehos Cd
a.t conias from him. They are worth pre-
serving.
Ar TsvIor is improving the eourthou'
Nth a long-needed dress of paint. we hoi
no will cover that u~nbecoming Old PINK WI
some neutral tint. -;
U,oh and nrsirie mango, cured in ID mi
utes BY .Woolford's Sanitary Lotioh.
never tails. Sold by Chas. W. Lo
.e' Iovi,gtou. mar2l-1y
Gentlemen from Sni-a-Bar township,
town this week, all assured us tha' u
,ownship would vote IN favor OF inc W
compromise on July IL.
r.. W,nsor & Son, real estate agents. 81
this week, for Rev. Jas. A. Quaries' Ms t
cont mansion on Third street, to william
McCausiand for $1,000.
Decoration day was obserVeu' heie' :
Saturday, with much more than usua' in'
cot. "a msy be seen by a full report u
occasion printed elsewhere.
Smith l. Bolton, corner OF llth streel
Franklin Avenue, have the hanoSome''
hest assorted stock of boots, shoes' ha's
cans ever brought to Lexington. maya
rbev saw that Mr.. Will Quarles just tur
h,mself loose at the fire Monday night.
was there to save q womans propei'''
he forgot all about saving himself.
The question as to which shores the lou
has not vet been settled by the Hager nsl
marty, They do say that some OF them
pose, on future trips, to sleep further apal
Ak For sale-A good residence, one Oh
- hest in the city, on Main street, large nc
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. I
only AZ 600. Terms easy. Inquire oil
now
For Ssle-175 acres of extra gooo
within one mile of Page CITY. frice
ner acre. More land adjoining can be %
n desired. Terms to suit, Inquire Oh
~ nov2
Messrs, Frank Tut, R. F.. Waddeil al
Ben Russell worked very hard for MI.
Tuesday, The trouble was to arouse al
terest in the election, as there hao pe'
candidates and no canvass.
The editor is under obligation 10 Mt.
n. LYONS for a basketful. of beautiful :
less strawberries. Mr.. Lyons has Z
variety and if they are all as handsome
mems as those he gave US, they shoul
very ready sale.
Never mind! The "whoop-up-el
he calls ,em, are laying for brother
He had better make his peace Win III
giving them a strawberry supper, ana
ina the editor. We're always around p
oil upon troubled waters.
Mr.. Dennis Gavin requests us 10 re''
sIncere thanks to the citizens VINO sup
him for councilman in the fourth war
desires to assure them that whiie he l
Mace he will do his best to represent
terests of the people of the whole TO"
Time is money, and yet you Will Ill
chants trying to induce customers
other brands of flour that may OF Il
p,ye their trade satisfaction, when the
when they sell a sack of Robinsons
tad. that it will give satisfaction be
doubt. =,
To purchase an instrument oil any II
nm or address the Smith American UT
Piano dealer, Odessa, Mo. CHECKER
Sons. Knabe l. Co., Vose Il Son, Bel
q Co.. Guild, Church & Co. and W
pisnos, The above instruments can De
of Bird, the Odessa dealer. !
Mr.. ]. A. Price has just finished hi
grafton of school children In Lexlns
trict. He finds that there are l,6s4
of school age, as against 1887 last We
more than last year. There are o'
males and 8l3 females; 1,213 whites
are pa colored males and 22l colored
All col0red.
Col. Reid has promised to write al
of his fishing trip to be printed III I
liseucer. He would have done SO I
to satisfy the laudable curiosity
friends. but for the fatigue incldel
energetic way In which the party pl
its work of pleasure, and also becaus
of business had to be brought up.
Our contemporary, the Herald, a
seemed to be inclined to think our
there was no need this year to lev
.h,n fax in Sni-a-Bar township 1
.eems to have been a sound idea, as
ty court has not only set aside the
levy, but the levy in Lexington al
,ngton townships as well. So there
tar this year for township bonds
E Lexington, Washington or Snl-a-D
The CITY election for councilmen
rssu,ted as follows:-In the first
N Holwell received 1O3 votes; NJ
Inns 81. Ia the second ward Mr. !
ee,ved IA votes; he had no oppo
the third ward MIR. John Taubmal
"A votes, and Mr.. A. j. Hall u. In
ward the vote was quite scatterln;
Bauerle got 6; J. j.. Mccormick
Stewart, colored, 80; John Bour
Dennis Gavin 81. The result retu
council, Messrs. Howell, Russell
and Gavin. The vote was very IN
.nv in the second and third wards
DIR. I, q. W, Steedman, OF ST.
ot the state fish commissioners r
following telegram from Mr.. IN
IT.. lated Toledo, o., May ~
Toledo for St. Joseph May 81 at
with eighteen million pike eggs"
man sent this telegram to Col. Jl