Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-30

SPLIT White Oak Fence Posts for sale-E.
Allen. Mas'n
saunders' cabinet photographs at % per
lozen, are the best. ma!oV'4
Shirt lake is in Dickinson county, Iowa,
he nor thwestern part of the state.
From Tuesday afternoon to Thursday
there fell sos inches of rain.
Latest styles in millinery goods just received
II Mrs, 8. P. Arnold's, 100 Main st. m30t2
. For two weeks only, Hamburg edgings at
daughter prices. Henry Wllker, Franklin
avenue. mayio''
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats, and IN
plushes, at low prices at q. Y r. WINK
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. nSt1
@. nv back That lame back Is caused oy
kidney disease. Stop 1t at once by HUNTS
kidney and Iiverl remedy. IL
Good news ought to be told; and it Is good
news that Hunts remedy has cured the worst
kidney diseases, and can do 1t again. IL
The first rain, last Tuesday afternoon was
an inch and siXty-eight hundredihs, and IL
only extended two or three miles east OF here.
II you want anything nobby, durable and
cheap In head or foot wear. call on Smith q
corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenne. may9tf
Chi~ffonuieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work. ana
cheap at q. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, MIS-
souri,. mou
If you want anything hobby, durable and
cheap In head or foot wear, call on Smith q
Bolton, corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenpe may9tf
It rayued In the water tower pretty heavi-
", Tuesday. We hope the consequent pres
sure on the pipes will not start leaks In the
angle joints.
Messrs. Wallace, Chiles and Shewalter were
at Plattsburg, this week, on professional
business. Mr.. j. C. McGrew was there also
looking after q lawsuit.
Smith & Bolton, corner of 18th street and
Franklin Avenue, have the hsndsomest and
best assorted stock Of boots, shoes, hats and
caps ever brought to Lexington. may9tf
For Sale-175 acres OF extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price $50
DER acre. More and adjoining can be bought
il desired. Terms to suit. Inquire ofJ. T.
dinpe nov29tf
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of. T.
Ardinper. nov29tf
Mr.. Elmer f. Peck called yesterday. and
| told US that the prospects for the telephone
| were as nsttering as he could expect. He
| went to Higginsville to see what he could do
there. and will return by Monday.
The Fancy Work Club Of this city, compo-
sed of married and single ladies was, enter
tanned at Mr.. f. Winsor's, Thursday. Straw
berries, ices. cakes and chocolate were served
and q very pleasant time was had.
The fifty, or more, persons to whom Col
Reid and Mr.. Trigg have sent beautiful spec
linens of their catch at Spirit lake-pike,
salmon and comprehensive US to return thell
sincere thanks for the kind remembrance II
which they were held.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mcdowell, the newly elected
manager of the Lexington coal company, ar
rived here yesterday. He says that he vii
put every miner here at work as quickly a
he can get possession of the mines, and tina
he has orders to take steps at once to increas
the capaclty af the mines to 100 car loads pc
day.
Yesterday morning as Miss Kate Wllmo,
was coming to town on horseback, with he
little sister riding behind her, an unexpecte
and serious mishap befel them. While Roin
up a rather steep place, the girth broke, an
both young ladies fell of, down the bill. lib
Younger one had q shoulder dislocated, an
Miss K stie was somewhat bruised. DR.. Flu
kerson was called In as soon as possible, an
set the joint.
A favorite hound belonging to 3 son of NJ
VIM. HAYS, near town, was bitten by 3 larl
, yellow dog about 8 week ago. Last Sundt
he went over to a n~eighbor's, killed alitt
= dog and 2 cats. He then came home, kilt
: 2 cats and attacked and bit very severely SCI
eral hogs. On Monday the dog was kille
but Mr.. and Mrs. Hays are very uneasy as
the result of his vicious conduct. The dog
supposed to have been mad.
!, Higginsville Post:-"Kleinschmidt al
= Thornton's new building was somewh
shaken up by a stroke Of lightning yesterd
Kleinschmidt's part Of the house, tearing
all to pieces and going into the room ups
" things generally. In Thronton's portion
., the house the bolt broke Il window, TWO loo
ing glasses, tore off the window casing q
broke the clustering in one Or two plac
U. II. Owings, who Was at work in the hot
~ was knocked down, and several other part
In the vicinity more or less stunned"
Higginsyiile dispatch, dated May 2S:-'
Cs - I-- - .,.lt 80 :.
- steps toward securing the proposed bran
~, Toad to run from the Chicago z Alton ]
south to Springfield. thus making this
northern terminus. A series Of resolutit
~ was adopted expressing the views of
meeting and hn executive of I
" consisting OF W. A.ThorntOh,W .P. Mayh,
joseph l.. Y0ungs, Charles Hoef-r, j.
70 Warren, II. J.. Higgins. II. Thompson, A,
Asbury, W. II. Rvbnett and j. II. Fuhr.
appointed to take such steps as they mi
think Necessary. This committee organi
BY elecling Captain W. A. Thornton. oh
man, and Captain ". 2. Mavneld,
" r~etary."
Wayerly items:-Miss Coleman of Ode
is a guest of Miss Minnie Brow . Mi
~ Lee Meng and Yula Plattenburg Of DO,
paid a flying visit last week to Miss h
Corder. Such dancing sunbeams alw
,.s gladden. our heart 80. Miss Peiote left
- week for an extensive visit to Mrs,
=; Davidson at Jefferson City 80. Miss Ii
Mott, who has been attending school in 5,
Carolina, for two years, will visit the
Orleans Exposition In a short time, tn
~ - Hlor;Ja ,ybora sho will Witt ralafivQa
If W iiu ~ W.
thence to her western home here anon.
where anxious heart, and open arms u
her. Mrs. Oscar Thomas still fingers
l. Mr.. Geo. f. Goodwin after a slight rel
10 again improving. 80. Heavy rains and
Tuesday evening and night. Some tai
reviving the mill. We understand that
Fletcher Bray Is considering the ma
OF All good citizens should lend a bel
AXE, hand Mr.. John Galloway has bought
ana Lee Carter out and is selling the good:
em- low cost REV. Stanley, of the Chri
lake church., Is drawing large crowd an |
u p~rotract the meeting sometime"
g its -
.n. "W" writes from Corder :-"Farmers
49, been quite busy for the last three v
planting corn; about half Of them tin
mob last week, although many of them had
plant about half their crop, some of
all. Some will not get through the pr
Is to "een' DA -~
= oor we think there will be an increase in &C
obt. of at least twenty-five per cent. W.
.nd fine rains on the sixteenth and twenty
five inst. which is of great advantage to the
cord and makes what wheat we have appear