Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-25

Inc BEST HOuT III Lie maIA 10 luC GACSl-
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
Lawn Settles 1, 8, and 9 feet long, chesp,at
H. Il f. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. a2otf
The macadam that has been piled up for 50
long ON Twenty-FOurth street, Is being spread
down.
Get Boston Betting company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. mef
Stop and examine our bargains in REM
nants, NJ. F. Royle 4 Son, No. 81 Main
stree:. tuly1stf
which will moi break down. Gail and see it.
b. Wilker. 1uly25t2
Mr.. II. Cavanaush has been instructed to
repair the cutters where new curbing has
been put in
A number of chamber suits will be sold ct
extra low prices at a.. = +. Wfnkler's, Lex.
ineton, Missouri. mStf
The wind Thursday uncspped four hay
stacks for D.. j. Morgan and did other damage
In that neighborhood.
Saunders will make all the latest and best
style photos for less money than any other
house west of st, Louis. may3Ot4
The flag of the G. A. R. of this city was
flown at half mast Thursday on receipt of the
news Of Gen. Grants death.
Subscribers who fail to get their paper. reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this Office. tt
If you want anything nobby, durable and
| cheap in head or foot weAs, call ON Smith d
| Bolton, corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenue. msy9tf
Go to Martland's new gallery for the best
| photographs. HIS cabinet size at 80 per
dozen csn't be beat. Remember opposite the
postofRce. apr4tf
The Improvement committee let the work
at Goose Pond. Wednesday, to Mr.. George
Farrar, as per his bid printed in the council
proceedings.
The young ladies' cooking club met at Mrs.
Geo. Vensble's last Thursday, and had an
unusually nice lime The next meeting, two
weeks hence, will be at Mrs. j.. o. Lesueur's.
Fol Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good ~outhouses. well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only q 900. Terms easy. Inquire of. 2.
Ardinger nov2Su
Richmond Conservstor :-"Elder Peeler
/ ana OIUcTS II LIS nCt8uOOH AVVN law Sos
several valuable cows from some sort Of dis
ease not yet determined. The animals live
but few days after taking sick"
We are very sorry that we have to again
ask those that have been owing US for some
time to come in and settle their accounts with
us; we need the money and hope this notice
will be sufficient. Respectfully. Chinn 4
Chinu. 1uly2St4
HigginsviIle Post:-sThe foundation Of the
new school house is finished and the brick
work Is now under way. Phil. Hoffman did
the work on the foundation In his usual ex-
cellent style. and Chris Rathert is laying the
bricks"
There is in this county, at this time. q great
necessity for q number Of hsy baling
machines. The crsp is excellent, and has
been well saved. 1t does not pay to haul It
loose, and the local market will be inadequate
to its consumption. Six or eight men could
do q good business with baling machines.
Mr.. Frederick Becker, while painting q
roof at bis residence, fell to the ground. q
story and-a-half, last Monday about noon.
BE was rendered insensible by the fall, which
Jared hun very severely. His shoulder
blade was broken, and he was badly bruised.
He is recovering as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
The Irish-town hill road has been well
graded up, by Mr.. Martin Lillis. who has
done an A no. l job; q great improvement;
but it is too steep to hold long without mac
adam. As soon as practicable it should be
we'll macadmized, on the old plan of putting
down large stones first, and the broken stone
over these.
Mr.. c. E. Billiards. physician having ad-
vised him to take q trip to the mountains Of
West Virginia, he has left his business in
charge of a reliable Young gentleman, Mr..
Geo. Weiss, who will attend promptly 10 all
the wsats of his customers. He has q large
stock of IGaber on hand. and guarantees low
prices and satisfaction to all purchasers.
A Pleasant Prairie correspondent writes:
SIS Lafayette county healthy? Three weeks
ago Mr.. Samuel Smith, of Kansas CITY, jack
son county, had q child taken violently i'll,
and the physicians, unable to more than re-
lieve its pain, ordered 1t to the country.
They brought it here and called In DR.. H.,
and now the boy Is well and getting feshy %
usual, and quite playful"
oOLuc SCOuuuIcl tFlCu " Bct- IA MFSs
Judge TUFTS residence last Monday night.
Mrs. Tut frightened him way. On Wednes-
day night a man effected an entrance into
Mrs. Mountjoy's house, but part Of the fam
lily was up, and he ran out when he discov-
cred this. On the same night 3 man tried to
get into Mr.. B. A. Chinn's house. Mr.. Chlnn
discovered him, and having no pistol threw
q stone at him as he started to leave, but
failed to hit him.
Polish the youngsters teeth with SOzodont,
and when they grow up their mouths will be
garnished with sound and handsome ones.
The foundation of many q toothsche is laid In
childhood by neglect, and # is very impor-
tant to the welI-being of either child or adult
that the teeth should be well taken care of.
Bad teeth are no fit mssticstors of the food,
and breed dyspepsia. Make them white and
strong, therefore, with Sozodont, q preserva-
tive of supreme excellence and purity. Use
it without delay. 1uly2ot3
Higginsville Post: Higginsville
Creamery has been bought by Mr.. James T.
Firminger, from the Isle of Jersey, who ar
rived in this city Monday, closed the contract
of purchase and has taken possession. The
= IA 10 ~ SAPSki -ASCu uoLy q AAC
will introduce new methods of running the
business and is sanguine of success. There
is really no reason why he should not sue
coed, and We believe that he will. Mr.. FPS
family will Join him here IN q short time. He
is very favorably impressed with the city and
the Post bids him welcome"
A press dispatch from Marshall, Mo-,
: dated July 81, says:-'.D. R. Bowman, a hard
! character living near Miami, this county, went
7 home Saturday intoxicated, and began to beat
b his wife with a large piece Of fencing. Neigh.
i bors were attracted by the woman's cries,
Z. and going to his home, prevented his further
. cruelties, and taking him to town placed him
in the calaboose. About dark q large number
y of men took him from Jail and applied nine.
+ ty-nine lashes on his naked back with q
= horsewhip till the blood ran to bis heels. he
! was here to-day to enter complaint to Prose-
3 cutting Attorney Cooney." We are mistaken
e in Saline county if the jury's verdict does moi
turn out to be, served him right.
Some OF the boys put up q rare old job or
: Mr.. Ed. Zailer. Monday night. They made 6
n negro dummy, as natural IS life, and twice ai
ugly, and hung the efigy by the neck in Mr.
n Zeiler's shop. When he came to work in the
morning he was first shocked and then indig
nant. A gentleman who witnessed his vari.
q Gus phases of sentimento on beholding the pen,
dent African says, while the hanging didn'
hurt the creature a bit, that Mr.. Zeiler nearly