Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-30
Weeklg gntelli9sater.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Read Zach's snake story.
County court next Monday.
Reoular monthly stock sales next MONDAY.
You .frowed de fust brick friend Herald.
Straw hats from 3 cents up at Smith q
p,..,,s may9tf
The probate court adjourned, Thursday,
until june 20.
s3 60 to 90 80.
o..ns m6tf
Saunders cabinet photographs at SO per
dozen, are the best. ""'
Rev. Mr.. Koenig has 26 persons pro"'sea
for bis German school. -.
Oats and grass are bouncing even IL "heA'
ts short and corn
M.ssrs. Keusler & Whitworth are remoo-
cling their Touring mill at ODESSA.
This Turner ball passed off pleasantly rs
their entertainments nearly always 90.
trustees meeting at the Baptist Coiiese
u.,dov morn;ne. June LIST, at 10 O'Clock.
Saunders Is making q new style CABINET
,ho,o.ronb which is very neat indeed. NIL
Too much rain for the farmers. Ineir corn
ia getting grassy before it is fairly OUT OIL Tue
ground. s
uo,,se. with five rooms and all the neces-
ssrv couyeuiences, and IN good repair Tor rent
" ur;obn apr11tf
Mr.. GAYLORD commenced work al tue
creamery. Tuesday last. ae made 6o POUNDS
of butter the first day.
Every farmer that raises wheat snouio get
one of the double land rollers MANUFACTURED
bv ". M. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1ulyzou
The boys will go fishing, and the iolks NJ
home have 90 many fish to eat that the bones
are beginning to work out through the pores.
Mr.. Saunders photographed the old mems
club, in q group, last Saturday. frienas can
get copies from him. They are worm pre-
serving. .;,-
Itch and prairie mango, cured in ~ MIN
ntes nv Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never tails. Sold by Chas. w. LOOMS
-. Iox;noton. mar2l-1y
The test for the gold medal for the best
speller Is in progress at the Baptist ooi'ese
this morning. The test is the speiilhs Vi
two hundred difficult words.
Smith & Bolton, corner of 18th street anu
Franklin Avenue, have the handsomest ana
hest assorted stock of boots, shoes, hatS anu
caps ever brought to Lexington. may'.
Zach says that most farmers IN MS sec''on
of the county are having to plant their eorn
a second time. He also reports hat there IL
q great deal of cheat In the wheat. -.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church Will
.rve strawberries and cream, ices, cake ana
snh.t.ntials. at the basement of their chureh
next Monday from 3 till 8 o'clock p. IN.
The water company is building the teie
nboue line which it is required to maintain
from the pumping house to the ire stations
"A ner section 8 of the water ordinance.
Miss Anna Price entertained about q Dozen
c.,Inles Of her young friends yesterday eve
ming. OF course they had q splendia time ant
greatly enjoyed the delicate refreshments.
For Sale-A good residence, one OF I'M
best in the city. on Main street, large house
GOOD outhouses. well. cistern. etc. Prlc'
on,v A. 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF J.f
.-..a nov29tf
Far sale-l75 acres of extra good lan'
within one mile of Page City. Price %
ner acre. More land adjoining can be bou2h
r. desired. Terms to suit. Inquire OF D.. I
Nss--.. nov2stf
Time is money, and yet you will ind mel
chants irving to induce customers to US
other brands of -four that may or may nc
o,vs their trade satisfaction. when they know
when they sell q sack Of Robinson's ceiepra
ted, that It will give satisfaction beyond
doubt. 49,,
There should be a large meeting OF MACH
pelsh lot owners at the courthouse, mex
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Gehner wants
n,esse them in the management OF the cen
eterv. and he can only succeed in doing SO
there ia some organized way for them to e.
press themselves.
To nurcbase an instrument of any kind,c
IN mr. address the Smith American Organ al
piano dealer, Odessa, Mo. Chickering al
Sons. Knabe T. Co., Vose q Son, Benz BIC
q Co., Guild, Church & Co. and Wneeio'
uisnes. The above instruments can be bong
=. p,-a tho Odessa dealer. may2tf
Grand concert of the Baptist College
Hsaen,s opera house, Monday night, June
AZ 2 o'clock. Part second Is a brilliant juV
nile operetts, cred Riding Hoods Rescue
bv the little children Of the primary depa'
ment, The wolf is not one of the chilort
hut has been secured expressly for this oce
sion. He is immense.
We meant no 'insult,' or anything like
IN our criticism Of the Herald. We repi
sbarply to its article because it said the m
take was in the report without doubt. y
are liable to fall into error, as everybody
but we are very careful in our statemer
and do not like to have quite SO posrlVe
assertion as that made of US.
There are some nuisances In town IN
way of dirty back yards and offensive val
which should be abated, and that pre-
quickly. Their owners should remedy
evil themselves, but If they don't the ma
and marshal should have the work done
them, Here it Is June, and very little So
tsry work has been done. clean up, gem
men.
Commencement exercises Of the Bap
College at Hagen's opera house. Tues
night at 8 o'clock. The programme Is var
There will be seven fair graduates. A nj
Der of gold medals will be awarded.
Honor Roll is a new feature. One of the n
elegant medals is for the highest scholarsI
and Is offered by the young gentlemen OF
Excelsior Society of William-Jewell Coll
A correspondent of the Post writing in
interest of HigginsvIlle, and urging the
ing of q meeting to endeavor to secure the
Louis q Kansas City Short Line Railroad
that place, says.-'If the object of this
10 correctly stated, viz, the shortest rout
those two cities. by looking at the map 6
one can sea that the line between towns
40 and so passes through Kansas City
HlRginsville, crossing the river at or
Arrow Rock.n The intention now is to b
this road by way of Lexington, but the al
shows that other people are looking 6
the matter, and that it will not do for
iugton to trust too much to chance In
There was an exceedingly pleasant
well appointed progressive euchre part
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. ST.
last Thursday night. The game was
exciting and interesting, the favor fol
winner being an elegant white satin fan
for the loser an alpaca sun shade OF "a
diminutlve size. Miss Lizzie Shields wol
fan and Miss Fame won the parasol. I
were present, beside the host and hostess,
e. Fame, of Tennessee, Myrtle Russell,
Limrick, Annie, Bette and Bodie Mour
Lizzie Shields; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Di'
Messrs. Ernest McCausland, Unison CT
lor, Vim. Bolton, John Rhodes. Evan "
VIM. Quarles and Lilburn Shields. Ref
mepts were served at II O'Clock. The 1
party enjoyed the whole evening grand
The programme for the grand conce
the Baptist school. at Hagen's opera b
next Monday night, Is good throughout
ho s.oopd mart ia novel and will DrO