Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-28
Watch for April-fool tricks.
Tho llan buds arn aWallin1

Nice sound onions and choice krout. at
Trigg h Shields. mch2st2
New goods, prices cheap, at the Ahrens
Dry Goods Bazaar. 1t
Wanted to Rent-A small dwelling house.
Apply at this office.
Complete line Of window shades and car
pets very low, at RoYle & Sons. mch7m1
Call and see the novelties in dress goods at
the Ahrens Dry Goods Bszssr. feb21tf
The reg uiar Friday street cleantngs should
BE- more religiously observed than usual this
year.
Painting and whitewashing are in order.
each citizen do something to improve the
town.
Wanted-At Seunders' photograph gallery,
1000 babies to photograph by the new pro-
cess of the art. novstf
House, with five rooms and all the neces-
sary conveniences, and in good repair far rent
by &. A. Krsihn. 1t
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats, and In
fine plushes, at low prices at H. 3 F. Wink
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. mStf
Judge Weedin writes US that his son found
W. Pio" SAoiSo ASAis sAS @AS S"A
get them by calling on hfm.
Jos. Hook has a No. l buggy horse for sale.
Sound. kind. perfectly gentle, don't scare at
and aHy lady can drive. 1t
The waterworls company are taking up
the pipe between the well and pump-house,
and are putting In a larger pipe.
Chffonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
with bookcase, good and fins work, and
cheap at Il. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
m3tf
Mr.. Barney G. Moran has consented to act
as the agent ant correspondent of the Intelll-
genoer at Higginsville. He eau be found at
the Office of j. E. Rigg & Co. jams tt
For Sale-l75 acres of extra good land
ons mile of Page City. Price $50
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
II desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of J.. P.
Ardinger. nov9Su
Because Is a wOman's reason and If that il
the only reason why you have not tried Hunts
kidney and liverl remedy, as you nav lot
been benefited by other medicines, you have
not done right. 1t
It's to my interest to handle reliable Or
Val ~ "Sh ~ SOCu iH6 WuOuluC5g IL L
expect to have contented customers. This
will be my aim In the future as 1t has In the
past. Thanks for pHst patronage. A. C. NJ.
Bird. janlOy1
Thursday night somebody prled open the
of q window In the first ward school
The window was then raised and
the burglar entered the building aud ram
sacked 1t thoroughly, but got nothing except q
pocket knife, an apron, q pair Of gloves aud
school books from the primary room
The catch on the shutter was broken, but no
other damage was done.
Carrollton Democrat:-s'An effort Is to be
made at the next session of the county court
to the Waverly ferry. The move is a good
one, as the route at present Is SO uncertain
it requires daily travelling to keep posted
In order for one not to lose himself in the
bottoms through which the road
runs. The travel between this point and
Waverly ~iustifes the efforts to be made for
the road.
An old fellow who lives In East Lexington,
got away with about f45 In money, last Tues
day, which belonged to his step-daughter.
Early in the morning lie got full of benzine.
and was so flush of money and SO short OF
brains, that he gave q colored man a halt
dollar to pilot him down to the ferry boat.
He went to the Junction, where our officers
picked hin up In about two hours. Yesterday
he had an examination, and as no one ap-
peared to prosecute, he was turned loose.
"Cap" writes from Fsirview:-"Items
scarce. Spring IL open at last. There
will be a debate at the school house tonight
all are invited to attend. 900. Mr.. P. W. Os-
born is rebuilding his residence, which was
by fire some weeks ago....M Mr.. @.
Wallace proposes to close his school with
an exhibition -. Miss Lulu Osborn opened
her school at Fosters college Monday, with
- pupils -. Mr.. Phil. Williams, who Is
at Buckuer, was in the vicinity
Sunday 80, Most OF the wheat Is damaged to
a considerable extent; some think there will
not be Il half crop in this section. Prayer
meeting at the school house every Wednes.
day night the attendance Is not large. .Ths
Sunday school is fourishing again, and We
hope when the weather gets warm that the
attendance will increase; it meets at 3 O'Clock
every Sunday evening""
Greenton items by 81, 2. 3:"-Some of the
farmers are trying to plow.. There have
been a few cases of diphtheria In the neigh.
borhoOd Mr.. NJ. Slaughter is quite ILL.,.
Mrs. Charles Triplett is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Frank Wagner, at Pink Hill ......
Rev. Mr.. Tate preached the funeral sermon
of Mrs. NJ. G. Flournoy at Greenton Baptist
church last Sabbath, to q large consrega-
tiOn Mr.. Carlisle and family left, last
Monday, for Morgan county, where he hal
purchased a farm Owing to late arrivals
In Jefferson City, from this county, Shor'
Steve Barker, as he Is familiarity called, ha.
decided to lower his turkey roost some ffteer
or twenty feet....Every one seems wei
pleased with the sentences of the Durbir
gang. and the papers give great praIse L
Messrs. Blackwell. Burr, Tut and others TO,
the part performed by each, but seem to hav,
forgotten John Prock, the power behlnc
GllPs throne. All will admit that without
the latter's testimony none would have beer
convicted, and his testimony would nevel
have been given without Prock. In our hum
BILE estimation he was second to no one en-.
gagged in ferreting out and convicting tn,
gang go. Thomas Slaughter, Esq. of Kansa.
City, ia visiting bis father go. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Armstrong, Of jackson county, hav,
been visiting friends In Washington town
ship Mrs. George Barker Is dangerousl]
Ill.
ZACH writes from Egvpt:-"Mr. Thos
Finch is building Il new residence on tn,
tract Of land he recently purchased of L. b
Day Mr.. John H. johnson Is preparin,
to build a new residence. 80. DIR. P. 8. Fulker
son bought of Mr.. W. F. Blair the farm
where he now resides, containing about sixt,
acres, for 81 $50; also ten acres, of f. Surber
for S2l5. The doctor 10 buying all the Ian,
he can get hold OF. He now has some OF tn,
best land in the county. We hear some tai,
OF the doctor moving to Egypt, on one Of hi
farms; We would like very much to have hin
as q neighhor 80. Wm. Linebach and wife, o
Camden, Ray county, are visiting the fami
iy of MI. z. w. Wright and other relative
Of this vicinity. Rev Joseph Warrel
preached q very excellent sermon at the bot
tom schoor house or Wednesday night, tn,
18th, and will preach to-morrow at IL q, q,
at the same place Mr.. VIM. johnson LOST
between Dog town and Wellington, On,
coarse boot, No. ! or 9; anyone hndipg sam
VIII please leave it al Mr.. Gacar Mindrup'
store in Wellington. ..strayed or s.olel
rrom the residence Of Uncle Billy Thompson
one bay rooster, with some white spots o,
his neck. Uncle Billy Is very anxious I,
know OF his whereabouts, as he is q C!eys
land rooster. Perhaps be las gcle % Wash
ton Ed. at. -. .Messrs. James WuLsrso,
kpG rii,n Pocl.rI ;lar,