Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-10
ArbOr day 16.

: Arbor day.April 16.
Wanted-A book case. Inquire here.
Some of the mines have resumed work.
Goods to tempt the appetite at Clagett's,
d See Hicklin Il Russell for fire insurance.
The pipe for water service for the jail
a being put in.
Regular meals % cents, at City Restaur,
and Bakery, apr3m;
The pubic schools in this city will close
Tuesday, May IL.
Plums! Plums! Plums! Bushels
g them at McCausland's. foot
The d. r. Pc we'll has been added to t
Missouri Electric line.
T See Hicklin n Russell if you wish to DO
row money on your farms. mch2Oti
r Judge Jno. E. Ryland has been holdil
court at Sedalia this week.
Trains must move. Call and see our he
stock. NJ. +. Royle II Son. api3t2
Plums. Plums! Plums, Read McCau
lands ad and gather them in. f2Otf
Choice eating and seed potatoes 50 cen
per bushel at Trigg " Shields. mch21tf
Mr.. kaufmnn is full of the new clock al
never tires of telling its merits.
See Hicklin & Russell If you have re:
estate to sell, rent, or wish to buy, mchtf
Hon. Joseph F. Smith IS announced in tn
issue as a candidate for associate justice of til
county court.
The oratorical contest of William-Jewel
College is TO take place in his city on Frida
evening, May !.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle q
Shiloh's catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents
Sold by C. W..Loomis. feba7v1eom
A full line of ladies' underwear at less tina
you can make them. Call and see them, a
H. Wilker's, Franklin avenue. apr1Ot3
Messrs. UT and Thompson have erectet
a stand for the sale of fish on the northwes
corner Of the courthouse square.
Mr.. Richard H. Benton is announced to.
day as a candidate for associate Justice of thu
county court from the western district.
Small profits and quick returns is our
motto. Call and see if we do not give Won
better bargains than anyother house. Henry
"ilher. apr10t3
Mr.. Robt. F. Waddell is a sporting man
by nature, and he has recently opened a lot OF
fishing tackle that will delight the anglers
heart.
Ihe Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon.
Ind, SAYS: "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's consumption cure., Sold bv
c. w. LOOMS. febe7v1eom
Odessa Herald :~-sLexington now has a
own clock which tells the hour from the
observatory. Mark 'one more
for old lexington
Al he school election in Wellington, Mr..
Carter was elected for three wears. For
the town board Messrs. T. j. Morris, Henry
Bose, Fred Willie, VIM. Woesterman and ],
A. Lockhart were elected. The board has
not yet organized.
There were three merry gentlemen,
riding out to see,
Ii any one knew anything about H. Wilker:
They hunted, and they hunted,
Until they met three children small
Most gorseously arrayed.
Where did you get those handsome dresses: ?,
From II. Wilker." the maidens said. a1O,3
AL the Odessa election, Tuesday, the
'ote Tor mayor was u tie. The following
'hcers were elected; marshal, Frank Vim.
aldermen: first ward, L. E. Wagner.
iecond ward, E. T. Lee: third ward, DR.. W.
!. Mcdonald; school directors, G. W, Par
Ter and s. l.. McBurney.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Cbas.
reubner for some of the finest Strawberry
'lants we ever saw, some of them with 90 !
many as forty roots. four or five inches in |
ength. They were of the Triumph of Cum |
and Crystal City varieties. Mr.. |
is one Of our most careful and snc.
essfui horticulturists.
Ihe school election at HigginsviIle result
ed; Carter. 100: HARDWOOD, 1873; Klein
40; Thompson, 133. Term. 2 |
ears. The rate of taxation for school MIR.
Oses was increased from 40 to 20 cents on |
ne 500; the term of school was increased to |
lght months: and the different ~propositiops
} admit territory adjoining the citv were
arried.
Inc Messrs. AhendrOth and Mr., Fl. a.
1000, their attorney. have been In the city
overall days, endeavoring to effect Il compro.
llse oftheir differences with the city. Despite
leir letter which Is printed in this ISSUE they
ow seem willing to amend the contract so
lat 1t shall provide payment only when SER
ice Is rendered. This is the main question
issue, and once it is arranged, there should
e no trouble as to minor details.
Careful attention to diet is the best guard
disease. 1t is a fact which all sbould
that oser-eating not only corrupts the
Iood but destroys nerve force, and induces
iaundice, bad breath, piles, pim-
low spirits, headache. ague, malaria.
I'D all stomach and liver troubles. DIR,
'nes' Red Clover Tonic quickly cures the
'oVe diseases. Can be taken by the most
,llcate. Price, fifty cents. Sold by c. w.
oomis. mcba-,s i
Everybody in Lexington loves the W, NJ.
and desires to see it prosper. MANY 90 81
T even as TO love The academy hoys, notably
OF "our glrlS," and when they came
'wn town Thursday and in the sham bat
routed the %anti-Short Line men, they cap-
rec ali hearts. Seriously, they went
rough their drill that day like veterans, .
u Lney made an Impression on all the vlsi- =
rs here that was reflected in the supse.
ent meetings. Keep on in well-doing. :,
Us. you are in the right way. Manly de- =
rtment. and il proud esprit du corps are half y
battle in favor of 4 school.
There has been o great deal of indefinite
k about the risht-Of-way on Water street.
'ere will now be an opportunity for the
to discuss it intelligently from exam. =
itlon OF the maps prepared by the engi- \
ers OF The city, MessrS. 10. A. Wilson and
u. WeeQip, and by the engineers of the }
llroad company. These maps are now ON !,
at the council chamber. On Mon.
y April 26, according to the action of the A
siness Association, a public meeting of the j
is to be called to discuss and finally L
upon the question. To give an idea of ii
present condition of the street we will
ely state the distances from the lines of A
to the river bank. The reservoirs are 40 |
In the street and four feet from the bank. v
the pump house there is "A feet of space to
bank; at Broadway, sc feet; Robinson's
l, 30 feet; Orange street, % feet; at Sell.
s. - feet; at Bluff street. % feet; at q,
uce's, 30 feet; Settlers Ice house, 40 feet. J
st corner of Anderson's warehouse, %
:: the levee is 81 feet wide; at Walton's. 30 NJ
; at H0liman'si ice house, % feet al u er =
10 feet at lower corner, at Tweedee !,
nothing; at old smoke stack for 500 b,
down the river there is nothing; at four
The river encroarhes on lGe lots; at
coal shed there is 80 feet; at CIark's
at mouth of branch % feet. The
bllshed width of the street was about G6 %
The railroad company's proposition 6
Is TO build i track SO that there shall be n
east % feet from the south rail to the line
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