Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-04
Circuit court Monday.

rain. "
There will be = big crowd IN town next
Monday. |"
Marbles IS now the fsvorite pasime with
the boys. u
How many times did you get fooled
Wednesday. p
Sell YOUR old iron at Jol Foundry and
M.ohine Shons. m6tf Il
Choice Geniton and Wine Sap apples, at
Trigg Il Shields, mch1stz $
Lace curtains. bed sets, and tides very
low at RI. Wilket':. spT4is e
Painting repairing and gardening ars.solng
on bri.kly all over town. q
All kinds of garden seeds, onion sets and
seed potatoes at John Powelfs. mcbi4"s
Remember the stock sale and stock show /
DAY, in Lexington. Monday. Apiii6. I'd
The Lest -four in the market is the Excel 6
sinr BRAID. Ask your grocer. for it.. nlotf l
Our horse ads are picking up. If you have
a goo! nor=s you ought to let people know it,
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. motl
The steamer c. C. Carroll passed up yes
terday at ak o'clock. Capt. Dave Silver In
command.
Mr.. MANY penny Neale's new residence II
progressing rapidly, and will be very neat
and convenient.
For Sale-A one or two horse pleasure car
riage and horse for sale cheap. Apply TO
A. V. Robinson. marl4u
For Sale-A two-story brick dwelling
house on Third street. Terms reasonable.
Inopire of Edward Lee. mch21t3
Latest styles In parlOr sets at very reason
able prices. In best figured and solid plush, at
II. Il F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. mStf
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
t by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, No. 1uly2stf
Jos. Hook has a No. l buggy horse for sale.
e Sound, kind, perfectly gentle, don't scare at
g ANYTHING aid any lady can drive. apr4tl
DR., P. Fl. Chambers has been appointed
resident pbysician of the Missouri Pacific R.
: r., between Sedaiia and Independence.
n The loud clap OF thunder last Tuesday
r night made many nervous persons jump out
Iof bed to examine the window shutters.
Positively the largest stock and incest
= styles OF prints. ginghams, cnambrays. etc.,
at II. WIlker's, successor to Wtlker " Mil
Ter. spr41S
p The warm weather of the past few days
q has given some OF our people c case of
y sprinS-fever, and the average small boy is
busy hunting up his fishing tackle.
Mr.. J. D. Shewaiter has remodelled the Old
10 building he bought, opposite the W. M.
e, Academy, and Is also building q handsome
20 new cottsge on the east end Of the same lot.
+. For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
best In the city on Main street, large house,
Il good outhouses. we'll, ~cistern, etc. Price
Q, only 50 900. Terms easy. Inquire of. r.
~ Ardinger. noVa'A
1. For Reut-The Farmers hotsl and rsstaur'
ant, in HIgginsvine. A frst-rate business
I'll chance. Doing q good, paying business.
L., Possession can be given in April. Apply on
III premises, to j. b. Bowen. marl4tss
on Mrs. W. r. DAVIDSON of wellington, has
traded her house in wellington for the Good
q win house In this city, and will put 1t In first
nd rate e. for renting. The house Is the one
lat west of Mr.. A. Y. Robinson's.
Our line of embroideries, which, this sea-
son we have Imported ourselves, Is the most
attractive ever offered to the trade, and az to
III variety and designs 1t Is far superior to any
Ok ever before presented for Jour inspection
en- Ahrep,s Dry Goods Bazaar. feb21tf
lot Mr.. A. V. Robinson sold his horse, "Old
Bob,n last Monday, for $50. He bought hin
q. for S25. we don't know how many years ago
ne The horse Is old enough 10 vote; and 90 fal
'ed as voting Is concerned, he knows moro thai
ne some voters. lie appears TO be good for man.
y" more years OF usefulness.
There is complaint made that the boy
I'VE around town are killing birds with large
lne rides, and that several harrow escapes from
serious injury to persons have been made
it'll T, ia AGAINST ,ha law Ia kill the bi,d DIS. an,
i'll, .ons hoy. sr. going ~ get In troubl. TO
recklessly shooting target guns about town.
Thursday morning of last week. about day
light, Mr.. Joseph Utt discovered fire in tn
'ies Stramcke warehouse, near the river. Il
nee went in, and found the floor in The secon
.na' story on fire. He put the fire out, but a hol
ay. about four feet square hal burned through
anu II Is not known bow tie fire o.. iginrted. as u
fire had been known 10 be III the house fd
about tbirty-siX hours previous.
u o. The Wheatley schoolhouse, in Washingto
oeA township, caught fire. last Tuesday and
large square in the roof was burned. I'll
y" teacher, Miss Ora Houx, aud the schO
, children. had removed the greater part of u
n' furniture, when. by the fortunate arrival
Messrs. LoCkhart and Lacy. the flames we!
'a extinguished before the house was consume
III . No insurance. Damages shout e25.
III 4 meeting was held at Odessa last Satul
Inc. a,, J., o,,o;,t ,,alo,.tss ,o tho ,,nvsnt,o,
nlyt no hold in ,b;s ,ity r.xt yIondsv The q
one lowing r.maJ narscns were .r,o,n,s,i.
> u T. Cobb, T.. s. McChe>ney, G. ID. Sntterdel
FORK p,,,,o- u paadI,c,,, and
, VI McCauley. \ resolution Was passed th
'.' Sni.a.Bar stand by tie terms proposed I,
AZ years ago. to.wil: 80 cents Tor bonds rad
'n' cents for judgments on bonds.
A mare belonging TO Mr.. p. c Patterse
IL aud which vas being worked ia his deiiye
''ous wagon, dropped deed i'll the west end
'niAe town Oh Tuesday of last week. The tes
noie was moving along In a waik, when she sta
VIII gered and fell. The driver thinking that
collar choked her. jumped down and ran
OIL her head, but before he conld get the col
'nhS' loose, she was dead. She had been work.
'nu1' all day. and there was nothing the mat
y with her apparently.
! .ns We invite you TO look through our 1
'e"' mense stock Of dry goods and notions, kno
. Pa Ing that yor will he pleased with our spr
1--WE snso,., efrn-,s r. ga, Nh, on,v the HAT ,,ne
king goods for our ,strons. INT slso at pricas ar
lSoVt" W - Paw - bt1' ~ "a awe ~
neAI able for these hard times, every article as
"een as prices are concerned hsa reached the b
at he tom .ooods ware ,avar 80 low ca now and
Ill so we buy and sell for cash we can offer you
Win ira inducements to trade with US. Pie
J, one call and bs convinced. Respect fully.
gage. Wilker. 1907, 1909, 1911, Franklin ave. a
Every farmer Is Interested is having e.
Il LOT stock. \ fine animal will eat no more Il
take s scrub, We would like 10 see a few che
loiisn thoroughbreds on each farm In Lafaye
care county, and we think every farmer sho
'is'eo make an effort TO mol only Improve his sc
eople HIT r. 90, rid NJ ,he scrubs entirely TIL
u re- will be a capital chance 10 get some
o"o- short-hornb bulls and cows at the annual
mme, nv tho Lsfsyette County Thorough Inbred
soc;ariOn, which will occur at Higglnsville
uoht the Both Of April. Seventy-five head of p
I you ;ureed animal, will be ofe red, See the
such yertisemeni in this paper. Printed cata!og
once are now In the hands OF the bookbinders,
VIII will be ready for free distribution IN a dal
pecks two. Write to VIM. G. Neale, at Higgi
early vile for q copy. Then select your ami
, anu snd buy it,
' A moke named Charles Andrews. -.
- lives near the gas house, stole q SACK of d
~ from Robiusou's mill last Saturday ns