Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-22

Criminal court, Tuesday, June 1.
Remember the strawberry show in thi.
city. Saturday, May %.
The Rod and Gun Club had an interesting
meeting last Tuesday night.
Messrs. Young Il Sill have dissolved part.
nership, Mr.. SILL to continue the business.
1t did not rain last Sunday, and the prophe.
sy goes for naught as it has done Frequently
before.
Miss l.. Nj. White will deliver a temperance
lecture at the courthouse on Thursday
May %.
Mr.. Farrar Is getting along nicely with the
excavation for his new store building on
Franklin avenue.
Neuralgia, rheumatism, cry ipelas, sore
throat, toothache and all other pains and
aches are promptly cured by Salvation Oil.
Price % cents.
The appearance of the grocers' chicken
coops upon the pavements reminds Us, through
both eye and nose, that spring chickens will
soon be ripe.
MIR. L. W. Thompson, tuner of the Smith
American Organ Company, Kansas City, will
be In town the coming week and will attend
to all orders left with Mr.. A. W. Smith. His
former work here is his recommendation.
The Sparks place was sold, Thursday, I'M
der mortgage, by Col John Reid, for the Lex
lngfon Savings bank to Jno. G. Longdon, for
ee'ooO. There being a prior lien of 81, 900
or more upon it, this runs it up to about S2I,-
900.
Remember the railroad changes. Leave
Lexington going east, now at SAG, a. M.
going west at Cos, a. m. In the evening
going west and east at S:45, D. m. These
changes shorten up the time on the through
run.
Inc Forum Is to continue its very interest
series of personal experience articles.
In the June number Bishop Huntington will
tell The story of his religious life, and DR..
Vincent, Chancellor of the Chatauqua Circle.
will describe how he was educated.
MIR. Oscar Steers IS very polite and accom-
modating as agent for the Mo. p. at this
place. He has the necessary experience, and
we wish and predict for him a successful
career in his chosen walk of life. He COM
menced rIght-by doing little things well.
The horticultural society is to have a straw.
berry exhibit at the courthouse, Nav 20. It
VIII be worth seeing, as no locality has more
enterprIsIng and w~ide-awake growers than
Messrs. John Reinhard. Charles Teubner.
deo. Maitland, James AulI, and a half dozen
others that might be named.
MIR. j. c. McGrew and one or two other
capitalists here are talking of building a new
Touring mill, to be the largest and best eouip.
ped institution of the kind In western Mis-
The project Is very seriously thought
Of, and if no untoward circumstances inter.
1ene it will soon be in tangible shape.
Mr.. John j. Nesblt, the efficient manager
1t the engine house, has been promoted to be
superintendent of the waterworks, Mr.. los.
J. Simmons will go east about June l, to look
lfter important interests of Messrs. Abendrotb
L Root. Mr.. James Wentworth will be tbs
ieeretary and collector of the water company.
Mr.. John Chrisman in writing from Boze-
nan, Montana. to renew his subscription
ays:-"I want the news from old Iaf.vette
ny home for more than forty wears. and tho
years OF my life. We are to have Sam
ones among US this summer. We have the
'eySerS and wonderland all the time and
now to be seen every day and hour of the
ear on the mountains, an entire exemption
rom cyclones and tornadoes, and the health.
st atmosphere in the world. These. 7 sbonId
blink, would be SUFFICIENT inducements IN
ring the staldest and most home .lovino man
"o woman in LAFAYETTE county ouI on a visit |
MS summer: if they are not | can't IMAGINE
that would be-
neighborhOod:-On last Frida
Il week ago. the friends of the Van.
ieter school assembled promptly at 5 O'clock
} witness the closing exercises of their
shoo'' which has been so ably taught by Mr..
m. b. Bull the past two winters. II WAS
noush TO make the heart of the teacher re-
ice when he could see among the PROVIDED
idlenre all the mothers AMI fathers
10 listen to what they kne " wouIi
grand. We would like to common, on
ich number CT the programme. but lime
.rbldS. We can only say that all acted tbeir
arts well IN such IA manner that it i, a credit
themselves anu 10 their teacher. The
ldlence Was held perfectly quiet until two
CLOCK IN the morning. Tue pupil, shnw.J
' their good delivery that their master has
'he good work for them, but no one will
eny that fact who knows Mr.. b He stands
the top of the ladder among our nuhIic
hooi teachers, and always gives perfect
He is kind, gentle and aceomo-
'tlng to his pupils, but at the same time de-
rmined and cOnsiderate as to the mode of
anagement of the young and tender minis. ,
e is not at home unless he is in the school
teaching some child its letters or some ,
'ung lady or boy algebra or grammar. In
osing we would like to ask Mr.. Bull to only &
us the favor to have an exhibition each i
year. ,