Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-02

Clean up your back yards and all places
contained.
d. Hackers favOrite Is n OF the best
smokes in the county. Try 1t. may9t2
The best -four In the market Is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n1btf
Lawn Settles 4, S, and 8 feet long, cheap,at
H. & F. winkler's, Lexington, Mo. a25tf
Jenny Lind Table. Wall Lamps, chairs,
Ice Chest, &C., for sale at Turner
Hall. apr25t2
Get Boston Betting Compsny's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
For ssle-A one or two horse pleasure car
riage, for sale cheap. Apply to A. V. Rob-
inson. msrl4tf
Mr.. Wtnsor's Blue Ridge cottages are fast
giving that part of town 3 metropolitan ap-
Johnnie Mountjoy got his right ankle
badly sprained last Sunday afternoon while
at play.
The frame rsttle-trap ext to Capt. An
on South street, Is at last being re-
paired thank goodness.
The large cottonwood tree that has for so
many years stood on the Episcopal church
lot has been cut down.
A valuable mare, worth $50, belonging TO
Mr.. Pharez Hsmmonds. was killed BY light
ming, last Thursday night.
Latest styles In parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
q F. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo-. mstf
!. Tickets for the Smith concert will be OF
sale at Royle's on May 8. The concert 10
May s. Look sharp for good places.
Attention is called to MIR. Thomas B.
Campbelps advertisement of Shadow, 3 very
fine young Membrino stallion out Of the cele-
brated ireland mare.
Before Justice CLAYTON. Thursday, tho jury
in the state vs.. Casteel, for obstructing q
public road by fencing, failed to agree, and
the case was set for re-hearing May II.
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city. on Main street, large house,
good o~uthouses. we'll, c,stern, etc. Price
only g 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
Fat cattle In St. Louis, shipping, "a Is to
Is 80; exports. IS ~ to IS 90. Hogs.
butchers - so to a 50: shipping hogs
about the same, or say 10 to Is cents higher.
Sheep, Ss 90 to - 90 for shorn to uushoru,
fat.
handsomest patterns Of wall paper and win
dow shades; also keep white lead, linseed
oil, window glass and toys. Also contract
for house painting and paper hanging. j.
w. Grant. apr4m6
MI. R. D. Blair, at Corder. wishes to buy
wool, for which the highest market price
will be paid In cash. Or he will ship wool for
farmers, giving them cash In advance upon
the same, and furnishing the necessary sacks.
Call and have q talk with him before dis
posing Of your wool. msy9t2
The ladies' Ice cream parlors over Hack
er's restaurant will be opened for the season
from and after April Goth. Everything has
been placed in tip-top order, and parties Of
ladies and gentlemen will be served in the
incest style. Thankful for past patronage be
hopes for continuance Of the N ap2bt2
We call special attention Of cattle men t.
Mr.. VIM. T. Hearne's advertisement, else.
where, of highly bred short-horns, which hi
will sell at Lees Summit, No., Thursday
May 81. MI. Hearne will. sell 90 head, 81
COWS and heifers and 10 bulls, and because O
i'll health will include in the sale the verJ
choicest Of his cattle, which otherwise h
would not part from. Read what he has te
say.
Triumph of Science - Chemistry never
achieved d more decided triumph than In thu
production of Sozodont, which Is q botanica
preparation of wondrous efficacy in preserv
ing and identifying the teeth, r~escuing then
from decay, and rendering them as white al
alabaster. 1t Is a toilet luxury Of which al
| should wal themselves. The unplessan
odor communicated to the breath by catarrh
bad teeth. etc.. is entirely obviated by thi
fragrant and salutary antiseptic of which on
bottle lasts a long time. Druggists and per
tuners sell it. apr1sm1
Kansas City Journal, April 3o:-"Johl
Hall, alias Willis Hills, "a round .shouldered.d del
tcale looking man with q very noticeable i'm
pediment In his speech. was arrested yester
day morning ON suspicion Of having 8 stolel
mule in his possession. Hairs Record Is no
very clean. He was convicted Of horse steal
ih< IL A<oAoyCttS SouAeJ saw s
served q term Of eighteen moi tbs In the pen
itentiary therefor. He claims that he raise
the mule III question, but the police will hol
him until his story can be csrrOb0rated.
This looks as if an old Lafayette county Of
fender were again in the tolls.
Prices in the Lexington retail pr0visiO
] market, this week, are as fellOws:-Fres
beef sells at from s to l24 cents per pound &C
cordipg to cut; mutton at 8 to 10 cents; pOr
at s to 10 cents; Kansas City hams bring Il
cents; Whittaker's st. Louis hams, 16S cents
side bacon 8 to 10 cents, according to curin
and size; sugar cured breakfast bacon, ]
cents. Lard is sold ut from 8 TO 10 cents. Til
best brands CT city mills -four bring IS U
Corn meal sells at Is cents per bushel; An
bran at 70 cents per 100 pounds. Butter
worth from % to 80 cents, and eggs retail OF
Of the stores nj 10 cents aud are bec1mIn
more plentiful. Good butter Is probably !
greater demand than anything else in th
market. Good country butter is especial
priced, as the own has been flooded wit
butterine and other vile psinted-up con
pounds. Chickens sell ut from % 90 TO So
per dozen. Catfish, dressed, l2a cents; Who'll
10 cents; buffalo, 8 cents gross; game hs
121 to ID cents gross. Potatoes sell at 30 cen
to IL for table use, and As high NJ 81 10 4
fancy varieties for seed. Asparagus goes
ten cents q bunch, three for q quarter; onion
8 cents pie plant D cents; raddishes. o cent
lettuce. ) cents. Good old onions are wort
81 per bushel. There is no cabbage In ms
ket. Vegetables are somewhat scarce. AZ
''bunches" are small.
Professor Paul Paquln. state veterinal
surgeon, at Jefferson City, Thursday, max
the following report to the governor:-"l
accordance to your desire I respectfully Or
oonscientiously submit an explanation Of th
present situstion at Fulton to the best Of n
knowledge. I went to Fulton as q prfva
Investigator nearly three weeks g or
stayed there four or five days. Before tht
and during that time, many suspected an
slightly diseased animals outside Of the as
lum were slaughtered under the direction
DR.. Trumbower. Before ] left DR.. Eichne
United States veterinary inspector and pre-
lessor at the American Veterinary Colleg,
arrived and has been there ever since. q
says that DR.. Trumbswer and IL
appraising committee nave SO closely az
so faithfully Carried IN their work with Il
t little money at their disposal that the Gait
disease IN Galloway county is comparative
under control now. Yesterday we examil
ed seventy-four head, among which seve
, head had been suspected at previous exam
nations and we found only two. suspicio,
cases and nothing positively even about then
These cattle are at q distance of from one
three miles from the asylum and they belon
t to seven different farmers. l do not belle,
, that one tynIcal case of conta1jous nleur