Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-30

Ill oO ONoes
Wheat in St. Louis, No. 2 red. 81 Oh to
4 o.. Corn, 45 cents.
Remember the city election next iaesuay'
FOUR councilmen to elect.
Mrs, Robt. Taubman lost 3 twenty dollar
,old piece last Saturday.
The best flour in the market Is the EXCEL
ior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. nlou
Lawn Settles 4, 3, and 6 feet long, cheap'st
8. 4 F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. as5tf
Ice cream and cake at Presbyterian church
basement, Monday, 8 to 8 O'Clock. p. IN.
Fans and parasols till you can't rest. Prices
never Wee 4, low. Henry Wilker, Franklin
avenue. "ayio.'
Get Boston Betting Company's standard
at JoIdan's Foundry and Msciiine
shops. ~"
B,th the Missouri Pacific and Alton roads
have made Iyw rates from Independence 10
City.
Gloves and mittens all sorts and sizes at
nopular prices. Call and see US. b. Wilker,
avenue. may16t3
A number of chamber suits will be solo u
extra low prices at n. 3 F. Winkier's' Lex
-. ,1;s.ou5 matt
Towels, napkins, table linens, &C., we have
in great variety at low prices. Henry Wliker,
avenue. may16t3
Saunders will make all the latest ana pest
style photos for less money than any otner
house west of st. Louis. mayooA
Miss Maggie Richardson gave a five o'clock
tea to a few Of her young lady and gentlemen
friends last Wednesday.
The new railroad agent at Odessa, MI. H..
A. johnson, is we'll spoken of rs q polite ana
accommodating gentleman.
A bargain. Twenty-Five different styles OF
ladies' handkerchiefs at five and ten cents.
Henry Wilker, Franklin avenue. ml6ts
Latest styles in psrlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plusn' al
H,& F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. mStf
A few more carpets and oil cloths, rugs
and mating left. They are going at cost TO
close out. H. Wilker, Franklin ave. ml4tS
While a lady was sitting in the hack on the
ferry boat Tuesday evening y pun OF wino
blew a five dollar bill out of her hand into
the river.
Go to Martlsnd's new gallery for the best
photographs. HIS cabinet size at W per
dozen can't be beat. Remember opposite the
postofice. "pis"
Remember the Presbyterian ladies' next
| Monday. All ye that are hungry go to the
basement Of the church for your lunch In the
afternoon.
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
best in the city, on Main street, large house.
| rood outhouses. well, cIstern, etc. frlce
only 50 600. Terms easy. Inquire off,. +.
Ardinger no'|o"
Corsets-We keep the best and leading re-
liable makes in stock, and sell them very
low. Call and see. Henry Wilker, Franklin
svenue. may16t3
Tickets for the concert and commencement
Monday and Tuesday nights, may be had al
Royles' book store. Reserved seats without
extra charge.
Rev. Geo. Koenig will open his children's
German school, at his residence, next Mon
day week. Only the German language!taught
Terms, 50 cents a month; three hours q day
except Saturdays. Small children taken. IL
Mr.. b. T. John is repairing and painting
his fine building in which the Intelligence OF
flee Is situated, until we fear some Of gu
plain old-fashioned friends may think whel
they come to see us that we are putting OF
airs.
! Baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist ehurcI
t to- morrow morning, at II O'Clock, BY Rev
:. w. A. Crouch. At night at 8 o'clock. sermon
before the Young Ladies' Missionary Socie
: ty,v Of the Baptist College, BY Rev. W. b
Williams, d. D., of St. Louis, the editor {
the Central Baptist.
' Monday afternoon from 9 to 8 o'clock, an
: again Tuesday afternoon, st the same hour
. the art rooms of the Baptist College will 2
thrown open to the public. The exhibltio
: of drawings and paintings will be very supe'
t Tor, and will certainly repay the visitor. A
interested in art are invited to attend.
III Lexington lodge humble 149, A. f. q 1
M, decided, at its meeting last Tuesday nigh
e not to have the public installation talked
for St. Johns day, June "a, because Of tW
II or three masonic celebrations fixed for tn
d day in the vicinity which would militia
ID against the success of this one. The brethre
s. here will assist their neighbors.
X The first open session of the Juvenile Soc
tt ETY. of Wentworth Male Academy will ia
place next Monday, at 2:3O p. m. The pr
at gramme will be as fOllOws:-Prayer-Re
G.. L. Leyburn; address of welcome, II.
q. Blackwell; recitation. j. l Mcclellan
essay, A. N. Johnson; recitation, b.
+. HYDE; essay. L. G. Ryland; recitation, H.
Cordell; essay, Z. S. Norman; r~ecitatit
a. &. G. Buford. The debate will be upon I
question :-Resolved, "That Women
it, more given to Gossiping than Men," Afir
ed alive, G. B. Silverman, r. NJ. Taubms
is negative, j. G. Russell, G. l.. Standish; or
We icism, S. W. Field. The officers of the so
Is, ETY. are:-president, II. II. Blackwell; sec
is. tary, j. G. Russell; treasuser, B. NJ. Tai
an man; critic, S. W. Field, marshal, E.
Norman.
he We will say to ''Justice' that there
Its two good reasons why we cannot print
tty communications: first, because he does
he sign his name to ii, and we never KNOWN
FOR permit one man to attack another in this
for per anonymously; second, because his rel
nj long DELAYED, Is out of proportion In its
le- terness to the language complained of, wi
at the time only seemed to us q joke.
tist which even if instigated by malice contai
lay no virulence to justify such a reply as tina
tus OuStlCCs SIuSC We hho" tho tuSh
M enmity between the two we shall, if it is
The essary, protect "Justice" from even seen
lost attacks upon him.. Our correspond
lip, grossly violate our confidence in then
the they ever make our columns the vehfcl,
,ge. vent spite upon others; and no one
the knows us will think for a moment that
,all- would willingly lend our columns to SUI
St. thing. If"Justice" will write an article
for ply placing right the matter at issue,
DAD will print it.
2 to Col. Reid in sending US q barrel
ny beautiful pike and bass from Spirit L
hips caught by the hands and tackle of himself
and Mr.. Frank Trigg, after asking us to rem
lear Der various of their friends, adds Spirit
uild is a vast accumulation of fresh water.
'ove line dividing Iowa from Minnesota cross,
fter surface Immediately In the vicinity Of
Lex table upon which 1 am writing. The t
It. of Spirit Lake is three miles from ]
and located on the border of Okoboji, q q
y at larger body of water. Que can cast a s
nth. from the Orleans House, beautiful b
very with a capacity for several hundred guei
the either lake. This house will be read,
and visitors June 1st. We 60 back to GU
switched near the Orleans Hotel toni
l the will probably fish two days IN Okoboji
here then move northward about seventy
Mss miles to WATERFOWL, where we have
Nina fish of greater size and finer flavor ms
tjoy, captured. Our friend, F. t., seems
key; firing in his efforts to make a big cate
lans- appears to have fish on the brain, sLik,
'ung, young lion that has once Tapped blood, hi
resh- he charmed nv naupht else.' Sonnet