Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-19

ness, cOiu In the cnests lung trouble, or DrOn
chitis, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is COLDER
"phisike." Price % cents. 1t
j. W. Grant, dealer in wall paper, window
shades, glass and mixed paints, and carpe
paper. Also keeps q large stock of toys
wagons, doll carriages, trunks and dolls,
Contracts house painting and papering cell
ings and walls. apr24m6
Careful attention to diet is the best guarl
against disease. 1t Is q fact which all SHOULD
know, that over-eating not only corrupts thu
| blood but destroys nerve force, and induce;
dyspepsia, jsundice, bad breath, piles, PIN.
Piles, low spirits, headache, ague, malaria
and all stomach and liver troubles. DR.
Jones Red Glover Tonic quickly cures the
above diseases. Can be taken by the mos
delicate. Price, fifty cents. Sold by c. W
LOomis. mch22m3
The wheat harvest is now ''on." The
quantity and quality are both satisfactory in
most localities.
Have you forgotten the fact that we sem
you an envelope, addressed to the Intelligen-
Ger, a few weeks ago? Or have you simply
neglected to return it?
The present editor of this paper never re-
fused any man a Tearing in its columns. TIT
Register knows this, and should not place
him in a false position.
The advertisement of the W. NJ. A. may bt
found In another column. 1t is u most excel
lent school in every particular, and parent,
can do no better than to p~atronize it.
The price Of raspberries started out at 81
cents per gallon. As the crop is said to be
abundant this year. they will probably be
cheaper next week. Even at the present
price they are cheaper and more desirable,
thls hot weather, than meat,
Higginsville Post:-''Toney Hayes com.
pleted last week the enumeration of the chill
dfen of school age in this school district
There are 1875 white males and 1856 white fe.
males: total white $50. Colored, males ~, fe.
males Is; total ITO. Total in district 49O."
ln our notice of the strawberry show we
neglected to do bare Justice to two exhibits
made by MIR. Job Reinhard-his Manches.
tiers and Sharpless. They were both beau
ties, the latter AS to size and juicy, lncious
appearance; and the former as to uniformity
in size. and beauty. We never saw a fiue I
looking sample. Mr.. Reinhard is one OF
our most successful growers.
The Odessa Baptist church will have a
"Church Sociable" in the yard of Stephen s
White, on June 10. 1886. beginning at eight
O'Clock u. m. We desire all the members OF
the church to be present. The programme
will consist of singing, addresses by Brother
Leonard ami others, and a good dinner.
Come all We Baptists and nave a good time.
VIM. Lale. Mrs. N. Cobb. Fannie Starr and
Matte Carmichael. committee.
While little John Graves, son of Hon. Alex
Graves, was rubbing and pettlng a young
horse belonging to Watt Aull last Wednesday,
the colt suddenly wheeled and kicked the
little fellow on the head, just above the right
ear, cutting a cash at least ope and q half
inches long and to the bone. Although the
blow knocked the boy senseless for a lew
minutes and it was feared he had received a
mortal wound. he is at present getting along
finely, under the skillful treatment of DR..
Put.
Corder:-M Mrs. VIM, Walton, of Butler, re-
turned to her home last week. Miss Lee
Corder attended commencement at Central
Female College, last week. Messrs. VIM.
Groves and Sam Viyion spent last Monday
evening and Tuesday, in Lexington, attend
ing commencement Miss Bird Gordon spent
several days with friends and relatives near
Blackburn, last week. Miss Emma Shackel-
ford returned home last Wednesday from
Nevada, where she has been attending school
tt e past year. Miss Matte Stoneroad is visit
ing at WaVerly. Miss Bertha Ward, of Hie-
ginsville, Is spending the week with her
friend. Miss Ora Houx, lat Mr.. II. C. Sydnor's.
Miss Efhe Mason closed her school Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Lesser has been quite sick for some
time. Work has been commenced on the new
schoolhouse. The Grace George Concert and
Theater Company will spend next week in
Corder their first entertainment being Mon
day night and continuing through the week.
The picnic near Mr.. Belts, given to the Sum
day school children, was well attended and
enjoyed by all. Joe. Harrison, of Lexington.
Is spending the week with friends here.
The contract for the new mill to be built
for MIR. j. z. McGrew by the firm of Nor
dyke 4 Marmon, indianapolis, Ind, was let
a few days ago, Mr.. j. Littlejohn their agent,
having gone up to Spirit Lake and persuaded
Mr.. McGrew to come home to close the mat
ter up. The mill is to be first class in every
to be fitted up with the most
machinery, and to be not equal to
superior to any mill in Missouri, not ex-
cepting 81. Louis or Kansas City. This is the
distinct understanding with the builders. 1t
Is to have a capacity of $50 barrels of -four in
"A hours. The building is to be of brick, the
to consist OF pressed brick, and the
sides aud back of good hard brick, lined. The
walls Will be, for basement 30 inches thick, |
from to z foors y inches thick from 2 to 3
doors Is inches, and from 3 to 4 floors IL
The inside of the walls is to he
smooth work. The smoke stack is to be of
brick and massive. All the yood wori, is tn
be machine planed. Mr.. Robert Berrie is to |
do the brick work, The entire cost of the
mill is to be $50 1000. 1t was to be located
either at the old railroad hotel site or near the
elevator, on a lot belonging to the Missouri
tacilc railroad company. but diff cuIties have
appeared in the purchase aT ilH lots which
are not Mr.. McGrew's fault, but which have
him to temporarily cancel the con.
tract, under which the work would have he
gun by this time. This Is too big a thing for
Lexington, to permit a lot or two TO stand in
It's way. and we hope a favorable location
may be found in a day or two. The mill will
be the property of Mr.. j. C. McGrew, ami
t will be underline management OF Mr.. A. "
1t is intended that it shall rim
steadily all the time. even though it becomes
at ines to buy wheat In other
markets. 1t will be q full roller mill, for
corn as well as -four, and its product IL
guaranteed by the builders to be as good in |
yield and quality as that OF any mill in the
state, which means the United States,