Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-09
TRY D, Hackers favorite.
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Look out for the Happy Family.
90. U. W. next Thursday night.
Old Mems Club, Saturday, May %.
Turnverein ball, Monday night. May %.
Split White Oak Fence Posts for sale-E.
Allen. maySu
Read the Happy Family ad. The creates.
Is cent show on earth.
For Sale-A seven eighths Jersey bull ,eigm
months old. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at
this office. apr25t3
Dry goods, boots, shoes, hats and caps
cheap at the W. 8. Clagett Mercantile Com
pany,s store. mayGtf
The Lexington retail market, carefully cor
rected to DATE. will he found on the outside
of this issue.
Wanted-At 5 uuders' photograph gallery.
1000 babies 10 photograph by the new pro-
cess of the art. no\s't
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, snc IN
fine pushes, at low prices at H. + f. iHS-
Ter, Ii sfn9ton, Missouri. hi5tf
F Win.o OF II Son, real estate agent, sold
this week for Aaron M%ei-enhelter. bls frame
residence on Main street TO Joseph F. Smith
for t5Oe.
If you want anything nobby, durable and
cheap IN head or foot wear. cali on Smith &
Bolton, corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenue. may9tf
Go to Martland's new gallery for the best
photographs. His cabinet size at 80 per
dozen cant be beat. Remember opposite the
postofRce. spr4tf
Smith 4 Bolton, corner of 18th street and
E---1,Iln ron, haze fhA hnn1anrnalf and
best assorted stock of boots, shoes, hats and
caps ever brought 10 LIE sington. msy9tf
s. K. Seilig 4 Co., Marshall. have been
closed up by the sheriff, being suspected Of
an intention to defrsud their creditors. The
house had been doing a large business.
Hon. Joseph F. Smith has purchased the
Meisenhelter lot on Main street, Just east of
Judge Woods, for $500. he will build q
handsome dwelling house upon it some time
this fall.
For Ssle-176 acres OF extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price sa5
per acre. More lane adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of J. P.
Ardinger. noy29tf
Mrs. Geo. W. Carr had her thumb smpu-
tated, last Saturday, In consequence OF a
tumor that became dangerous. Dr.. Edward
Meng. of Dover. performed the operation.
Mrs. Carr Is getting along fairly well.
Mr.. Howard Williams arrested Q man
named Geo. Piper. Tuesday, for stealing two
gallons of oil from the machine mines. He
plead guilty before Squire Chandler, and was
fined $50 and costs, and was sent to Jail in
default Of payment.
Messrs. r. E. Smith and W. B. Bolton have
formed q co. psrtnership In the boot and shoe
business, as will be seen BY their advertise
good business men, and should receive their
share of the business.
The Count de Waddell says the reason he
came back from Cooley's lake was, that he
encountered Ice bergs up there. He says he
don't mind hummock Ice. or field Ice. or any
thing of that sort, but that when ice bergs
hit him then he backs cut. The count thinks
this has been q very cold weeE.
The Register was twenty-three years old
Thursday. It affords us pleasure to say that
it has wonderfully improved under its pres.
ent management, even II we must qualify the
statement by adding that it could not well
have done otherwise. Aside from that, 1t Is
now q very good paper, and deserves the
support of its party friends and Of the public
generally.
CsrroIltoR Record:-"Whst you don't
know about the movements of the c. B. &
K. G. railroad officials. you can congratulate
yourself that no one else knows. You can be-
lieve that they are going west from Bogard,
or south from Carrollton, or any other way
you choose. The field for guessing IL clear
and u~noccupied, and guessing is just as good
Is anything, If it hits"
Mr.. Amos Arson, road overseer. has Sc.
cured $3.50 Of extra work subscribed to put
the Davis bottom road In his district In Or
der. This is over and above the regular road
| work. This is as it should be. If every
sverseer had the pluck to do likewise when
occasion demands We would have no bad
roads in Lafayette county in y year or two,
and the Overseers would always find lhecounty
court standing by them when they needeiit
Mr.. Eph. hing dropped his heavy knife in
such q way that the blade entered his leg u,
above the knee making a painful wound. Fol
several DAYS he VAS ii,Bping around support.
ed bs Il cane. lie says he Is The only private in
the comran 0iicered by Mayor Ballard,
The Count de Waddell. Lieut.. Mu-grove
Aide-de-camp Wills WiHsnr, and Sergeant
Ned. Whs!sn. The connt replies that the
only private is = di-grace Ia the company
We don't know why. unless it Ia TINT he has
thrown ~ ny III, stick.
For more than forty years what Is known q.
1 Ill., S--.- 4 80 --- -. &c. l.
test Of experience as the beet remedy FOL
leoseness of the bowels ever yet Devised. A,
was once vOuched for by the New Yorl
journal Of Commerce, .No one who has thi.
by him aud takes II In time will ever have
the chH!ers.' Fen when no cholera ia AN
ticipafed it is an "A eellent thing for the Ordi'
nary summer complaint, collie, disrrhHa
recommending it. Here it Is: Take equal parti
Of tlnctare OF cayenne, tincture OF opium
tincture Of rhubarb, essence of peppermint
and spirits nf camphor. MIX well. Dose
fifteen To thirty drop, In u wiae2lass Of water
according 10 age and violence Of the attack
Repeat every fifteen or twenty minutes uu
til relief Is obtained.
Odessa items by "Micawber:" -''Hur
Brothers are putting In Il stock Of dry good
In their new brick on Second street Rev
John Davis. of Lexington, preached at thS
Episcopal church last Tuesday evening.
E. Radford Is taking in the worlds fair a
New Orleans go. Tbs Women's M~issienar'
Conference OF Southwest Missouri, will NEE
at the Methodist church in this city mex
Tuesday and Wednesday ii. &. Coe, wei
known among printers and young ladies IL
this county, is travelling agent for the Hi..or
ical Publishing Company Of st. Louis ....
Capt. Henry has been quite sick with ague..
A great many farmers have lost their hogs O
cholera this spring Mr. Holmes, the artist
Is we'll quartered In his new building near tn,
depot. d. q. Birge Wagner Is building a near
one and a-haif story dwelling on Coh5 ave
nue.; 1t Is almost finished. 80. Turner Horn
buckle came over from Warrensburg las
week; be still claims to be 6 single man..
8. N. Wheeler and Dr.. Williams were visit
ing friends and relatives near Blackburn las
Sunday The continued wet weather still
retards farming; but little planting done q
yet"
Corder items by Paul Pry":-'On Mon
! day eve, between three and four o'clock,
very sad accident occurred that has cast
gloom over the entire community. Littl
Willie Lanners. aged about i've Years, wa
accidently drowned in a neighbours cellar; h
had been playing with his sister and som,
neighbor children when they suddenly miss
{ ed him: n%eighbors and frlend, Joined in tn
search for him. and Al about seven o'c!ocl
Mr.. Geo. White found him in The cellar