Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-18

can't be beat.
The best flour in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. nloti 7
Lawn Settles 4. 8, and 6 feet long, cheap.at 1
H. Il F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. s2oti
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard c
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine t
shops. "0e
Stop and examine our bargains In rem
nauts, NJ. f. Royle q Son, No. 81 Main
street. 1uly1stf
Mr.. R. Cavanaugh has been instructed to
repair the CUTTERS where new curling has
been put in.
number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H. B +. Winkier's' Lex
ina,on Nissour,. m3f ID
saunders will make all the latest and best
style photo. for less money than any other
house west of St. Louis. maJ"ota
Subscribers VINO fail to get their paper reg
ulsrly from The carrier will greatly obiige US
by promptly reporting to this office. II
Every lady should read the spirited Ahrens
Dry Goods Bazaar advertisement. Goods.
all over the house, were never before quoted
so low. 1y1st2
If you want anything hobby, durable and
cheap in head or foot wear, call on Smith q
Bolton. corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenue. may9u
Go to Msrtland's new gallery for the best
photographs. HIS cabinet size at % per
dozen can't be beat. Remember opposite the
postofice. spr4"
The Improvement committee let the work
at Goose Pond, Wednesday, to Mr.. George
Earrar, ss per his bid printed in the council
proceedings.
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, cistern, etc. Price
only - 900. Terms easy. Inquire oiS.f'
Ardinger no'z'a
The Osceola and Dacotah passed up on
Wednesday, both being in sight at the same
t time. The Etheridge passed down Thurs
dsy, after having coaled at Mr.. Wslton's. The
river Is 9 feet above low water mark ana d
q stand.
Our grand remnant sale Is in full blast. We
:. have about closed out several wagon loads,
5 and have several more yet to sell. Come and
see what we have, it will do you good. We
have had 80 many customers that we could
s not wait on them all and have been compel-
: ed to send some of them to our neighbors.
: W. G. McCausland. II
Mr., A. J.. Porter, of Clay township, who
was in town Monday told US Of q very curl
r GUS lusus nature which he has. a small ,speck-
: led birds egg which has upon 1t, well formed,
in script, the letters & and v. The letters
d are as plain as though marked in the shell by
Is the human hand. Another egg of the same
kind has, naturally, marked in the shell. the
figures 78.
L. The Prairie church ladies will give 8 moon.
light lawn party and festival. at the residence
ID of Mr.. Rufus Young, on the evening Of
Thursday, July 30. for the purpose OF raising
n money to finish the repairs to the church
is Everybody is invited. Abundance % cents
is including supper. Refreshments extra. W.
trust there will be q large attendance. Nc
be neighborhood In the county knows better how
e, to entertain. and ali who go will nave I
ce pleasant time.
P. The utility of q little printers ink is shown
: by Mr.. McCauslsnd's experience. No on
nd will say that these are not dull times for mer
85 chants, and yet Mr.. McCsusland's ad. in las
bit weeks Intelligencer kept bis store crowde'
to overhowing for several days this week, ant
7 gave him q lively trade on the other days
IT. The time to advertise, too, is when trad
in needs coaxing. If you want business asI
IDS for it; if you don't want it say 80 by sasln
We nothing, and remain content with gracefull
[c- holding a chair down from early morn til
t dewy eve.
lty An amendment to the school laws, approx
ed March 20, 1885, requires that the preslder
asst of each school district in the respective couI
He ties, not under township organization, sha
He record his signature with the county treas
ted urer, in q book to be furnished for that pun
are pose, and further that this act Of the preside'
must precede the signing Of all school order
call Our county treasurer is in possession OF Il
md book required, which may always be four
and in bis office, and q prompt compliance wi
ros. the law is urged upon the presidents
ock all school districts in the county. County e
ght changes will confer a benefit upon the scho
If boards by repeating this notice.
Mr., A. LOOMS fine COW, whose sickne
the we mentioned, last week, died on Monday,
ing $3.50 O'Clock, q. m. She was q three-quart
,ro- Jersey, and valued at 800. She was AFFECT
,urt very much as was Mr.. BrightwelPs but y
e at Loomis does not think her llment was b
Their drophobia, as he says she drank water all I
she time, even on the day of her death.
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" it attempting to ASST n the cause for it. MIR.
Milton Crowder has a very fine COW VIII
Mr.. was thought to be sick Sunday night 8
the Monday morning, but it is now believed
pute was only bawling for her %rations, as she y
in q all right again in 3 few hours. Several CO
vhen in the country have died recently with syn
nder toms similar to those Wa described last we
aised but we hone the malady, whatever 1t Is, 4
tut q not prove contagious or endemic, and t
had the fatality may not prove great. There
d up many fine cows about Lexington, ant
would be a very severe loss to some fami
to lose them.
Mr.. Simmons, of the water company,
ptist forms us that the plans for the building of
WIS it new water tower are already pretty we'll
cata- fected. A very strong and solid founda
8 the will first be constructed. Upon this
con- rest, directly, without the intervention
have pillars or posts, the water tank itself.
ne as tank will be of very heavy iron, so rs to a.
ere it all danger from pressure OF water, or
City buckling of the material. The tank mus
r says $50 feet in height to comply with the
8 not, tract, and Mr.. simmons thinks It VII
then, about 20 feet in diameter. which will give
atron- greater capacity than the contract requ
head In order to provide against temporary Ia
pressure the structure will be stayet
at the heavy guy rods. To enable this to be
1t few it will be necessary to locate the tower q
ID was feet southwest of its former site, 80 tina
e OBJ guys may be placed entirely on the '
le last compsny's lot. With the lesson Of 1t
mittee there seems to be every reason to believe
zee if a the new tower will stand against all or
The ry assaults of wind and weather.
y, and Mr.. Tbos. ID. Saunders has been ens
council FIR more than a week. taking pictures Of
ferry, old masters of the masonic lodge of this
tickets They do not report for sitting as prompt
trade, they should, but last time we saw them
license Saunders had secured likenesses of Nj
ng the Maurice NJ. Lauhorne, Jas. Clowdsley.
v. He Price, John Afford, II. E. PEBBLES, in
emit for Ryland. H. c.. Botelor, Robt. Hale, Keno
hat the Ryland. Frank Shrock, A. A. Lesueur,
yait on Chambers. Jno. S. Blackwell, Henry Sir
SIX that Alber Keller and Geo. Hutchison.
pictures are all excellent; SO much so
air ap- settle the matter that Mr.. Saunders
.obt. +. artist, il he had done nothing before to
little it. Gen. Boteler's picture is a most rel
IS mems able likeness, his expression of counte
when in earnest thought being most sd
n town bly preserved. We can when we loo
idiotic imagine him absorbed In some Of the 81
rye, I'M truths preserved to mortality by ma