Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-25

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Remember Mr.. A. W. Smiths concert,
May s.
A payemen, is needed from South street to
the depot.
Martland's photos Of babies and children
can't be beat. nov22t
Thu Walters theatrical company did not
draw very largely here.
Mr.. Louis Gillen has set out some peonies
in the courthouse yard.
Our stock of wall paper is new and of the
latest designs. LOOMS Bros. feb2lt9
Call and see the novelties In dress goods at
the Ai,rens Dry Goods Bazaar. feb21tf
Latest styles Of wall paper from brown
blanks To embossed gold at Loomis Bros. u
Don't forget it; you can't afford to miss
it, the closing out sale at foung's CHINA
Hall. atiiu
Jenny Lind Table, Wall Lamps. Chairs,
Tables, Ice Chest, &C., for sale at fu ner
Hail apr25tf
Round trip tickets to German Baptist con-
ven,ion at Mexico, Penn, May Is to %,
$25 IS.
For Sale-A seven eighths Jersey bull.eight
months old. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at
this office, spr25ts
Goods are going rapidly at the closing out
sale of Young's China Hall. Tn prices are
irresistible. sp11tf
Marshal Owen arrested and returned to
Leavenworth Frank Lauer. q deserter from
the U. s. army.
Wanted-At SAUNDERS photograph gallery,
1 900 babies to photograph by the new pro-
cess of the art. novStf
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at II. q F. Winkler's, Lex
ington, Missouri. mau
The city election occurs on the first Tues
dav in June, which Is the second day Of that
month this year.
Organs, strictly first class, for sale on easy
forms at A.. C. NJ. Birds, the reliable sewing
machine man of Odessa. 1an10yl
Charles P. Durant sues the Lexington Coal
Mining Company for $40 900 for personal in
| iuries sustained In their mines.
Go to Martland's new gallery for the best
photographs. His cabinet size at 50 per
| dozen can't be beat. Remember opposite the
postofice. spr4tf
For rent from May lst. the lower room of
Turner's Hall. now occupied by John G. Mehl
rs . saloon. apply to C. Fl. Schaefermeyer.
Pres. Lex. Turner Society. apr4tf
The fine soda fountain at Hackers restau-
rant will be in full operation from and after
April Goth. All lovers of this delightful
beverage are invited to call and give 1t q
trial apl2ot.
For Sale-175 acres OF extra good land
within one mile Of Page City. Price $50
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
il desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of J P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
In connection with Mccormick Harvest
ing and Moving Machines, 1 have plows,
cultiyators, corn planters and any other ma
chinery for farming, at bottom prices. Call
and zee me before buying. Jas. A. Ora
ham. aprlst2
It's to my interest to handle reliable Or
gans as we'll rs good ewing machines. II l
expect to have contented customers. This
will be my aim In the future as it has in the
past. Thanks for past patronage. A. {. NJ.
Bird. 1anlOy1
No lady should fail to see our line OF en-
broideries in iaconets, nainsoek, fine cam
brlcs, swiss, etc. They are all Of our own
importation and we will save you an average
of % per cent. on the same. Ahrens' Dry
Goods Bazaar. feb2ltf
Mr.. Howell elsewhere announces himself
as q candidate for e-election to the city coun'
Gil. Mr.. HOWELL Is careful of the city's IN.
~terests and faithful In his attendance to hi
duties as councilman, and we doubt very
. much II the first ward can do any better thar
to re-elect him.
At q meeting held, last NJ ondsy, to consid
or the feasibility and desirability of incor
, p~orating Machpelsh cemetery, Messrs. E
= Winsor, VIM. 81. Chiles and Robt. Taylor
were appointed a committee to investigat
the present legal status of the property, t
report at a future meeting to be called by tn
committee. There are very many reason
why the cemetery should be incorporated
' it is practical to effect it, aud We hope that
will prove that it may be done.
Little Louie Hays became very much intel
ested In q book, 3 few days ago, and went u
= in the attic of the house. and locked him
self up, that he might have an evening b
:. himself, and not be annoyed by his little sis
ter. At supper time Louie found that th
key WIS broken, and he could not get on
At length The plan was hit upon of putting
string through the keyhOle. Louie pulled
the string, and let the end down from til
window. A screw-driver was tied to til
N lower end, which was then drawn up. I'll
- lock taken from the door, aud he was asal
q free and happy boy.
Farmers will find it to their interest to el
:, anime my stock Of farming implements b
:. fore making their purchases elsewhere.
have McC0rmick's celebrated steel self blu
er. three hundred pound. less In weight tina
- any other similar machine on the marke
-, the celebrated iron-mower, the latest in
p%rOrement; p'ows, cultivatOrs, corn plal
90 tiers, with Or without check-rows, etc. I
sure 10 call and get prices. which are at be-
" rock, and thereby get the benefit of the late
- reductions upon all kind, of farm mach
u merry. J. A. Graham, LeXingt IN. a25w2
ie The Register, no doubt without any desire
misrepresent, puts some Of the county Office
ne In a false position when it says they ha
been substantially remembered By the c.
- A. railroad for their.zeal In the Durbin cast
of Neither Mr.. Blackwell, Sheriff Bowman
an Deputy Sheriff jackson have ever receiv
ats one cent from the railroad for their service
"a nor do they desire to do so. They did the
he duty, and for that received their lawful col
bis pensatIon and no more. The company pa
re, some expenses for detective work throul
Mr.. Blackwell, but nothing to the gentlem
m above named, who were the only officers &C
It's cerne d In the cases; not one dollar, direc
at or Indirectly.
IT'S Some weeks ago we suggested that I
me county court should employ a gang of eig
or ten good road workers, under a colnI
aid tent foreman, equipped with plows, 70
the working machines, a pile driver and ott
is necessary implements and tools, to pass o,
the the county roads and fix all the ''bad place
at that are just beyond the ability of the re
see overseers. Also to brain, with tiles. all t
are DOGGY. springy places. This suggestion "
'ets received with almost unanimous favor.
DDS deed nothing that we have ever written DR.
ual forth more concentrations. We lheret
supposed that persons would speak to
in court, as we'll as to US, about it, and thai
ing would be done, hence we did not press
one matter further. But now the time
sh- road work is upon US. 1t should not be n
of lected or postponed. We believe, if
The county court will supplement the oversee
riv- work as suggested, that there will be |
God little trouble in keeping up the roads as "
ler- rs dirt roads can be kept. Cannot the co
ave %inaugurate this importants work at its II
oci- meeting!
'n'' "Paul Pry'' writes from Corder:-.
" Quarles, Of Lexington, filled the pulpit at
Presbyterian church, At this place, Sun
ittiS nnrpipU onl avA Mr. II Allan nj Low