Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-04
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Vote.
Vote early.
Every vote counts.
Four days more and the agony Will b
over.
Carrollton has a femaleb barber. Wonde
If she shaves?
See that your n%eighbor goes to the poll
and votes right.
Davis & Allstadt will sell you mems boot:
all sizes, for s. per pair. sepSO-3m
If you want a bargain in Kid Gloves. g
to McCausland & Bedford. septl6-tf
Several claps of hunder Tuesday mornln!
and a slight shower of rain.
year in the state, and sixty days in thu
county entities 4 man to a vote.
Robert Taubman is building a large add
tion to his residence on South street.
For rent-a desirable residence on Mali
street. Apply to inc. u. New. oc14.tf
Business has been rather dull since last
Wednesday, caused no Doubt by the rain.
Col. Robert n. Smith has been very i'll fol
the past two weeks, and is still confined Il
his room.
II you want a Piano, Organ or Singer
Sewing Machine. write to VIM. Bird. Lex
ington, Mo nov2O-tf
J.. H. Cole, Republican elector at large
addressed the coIored citizens of Waverly
last Thursday night.
Frank Trigg is about recovered from
injuries sustained by being thrown from hi
buggy some three weeks age.
The Narrow Gauge has received a new
freight engine, the "Walker Buckner,'
-n.-L .-.lp 4 .-,& -, S~ n ehor fip,a
Only two months of leap year remain,
Young ladies who desire to take advantage
of its privileges have no time to spare.
Mrs. NJ. Gratz lost q fine gold chain last
Friday night. She was fortunate in having
1t returned to her after three or four days.
J. ID. Anderson, of Aullville, passed
through town last Monday on his way &c
Columbia, to attend the State University.
A chunk of coal weighing a ton, from the
Hughes mines, in Ray county, is on exhibi-
tion at st. Joe, and attracts great attention
For Sale-A good usefully arranged Office
or library desk at a bargain. Apply to DO
siah A. Bennett or C. Ben. Russell, City
Hotel. oct2S-2t
Col. P. Donan has severed his editorial
connection with the Raleigh Sentinel and
accepted a position on the Express at Dan
willie, Va.
During the past ten years there has not
been a better time to build than at present.
Brick, lumber, hardware, wages and land
are all low.
Last Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tues
day the thermometer ranged from IS to 80
in the shade. How's that for the last days
OF October.
The Liberty Tribune returns thanks for
samples of second crop apples produced
from the same tree this year. The apples
were OF fair size.
Mr.. James c.. McGrew is making extensive
improvements to the grounds surrounding
his fine suburban residence, just east OF the
Central Female College.
Davis & Allstadt will sell. you a handmade
boot, throughout. for IS, and warrant every
pair. If they do not prove good, come and get
another pair, free of charge. sep3O-3m
Mrs. Dr.: Samuels, the mother Of the James
Boys, has moved to Texas, to avoid the fire.
quent annoyance by detectives, to which she
was subject IN Clay county.
People want to know why Davis & Allstadt
sell boots, shoes and hats cheaper than any other
house. By buying for cash, of manufacturers,
and discounting their bills. sep3O-3m
notwithstanding the hard times. every
carpenter in town is bus1ly engaged upon
the numerous improvements being made by
property owners about W
We give a few more extracts this week
from democratic papers published elsewhere.
upon the duty of democrats in regard to
independent candidates. Read them care
fully.
Mr.. William Stewart, one of u Oldest
citizens has been dangerously ill from pneu-
mona for some weeks. lie is now we'll If
his disease, but very feeble and still confined
to his bed.
The Waverly Sentinel charges us with
clipping from 1t and crediting to some other
paper. Perhaps the paper we gave the cred
1t had clipped it and given no credit. But
mistakes will happen.
Hundreds of people stop every day to
look at Saunders pictures Of the Minnesota
robbers. When the pictures were first hung
out, such crowds gathered around them as
to block the pavement.
Blanchard, who was last week sent to the
penitentiary for ten years, was a few years
ago the pet of wealthy parents. At their
death he received $4,000, which he ran
through in a short time.
Miss Eliza Nivens met with quite a serious
accident a few days age In rising from bed
rather nurriedly, she fell to the floor, break
ing two Ribs, and otherwise bruising herself.
She is now improving, and will, we hope,
soon be we'll.
MIR n T. RorEa1QlQ 6nnIlfU oaSnaSar for |
Dover township, informs us that he mas just
finished the assessment. The population is
$500, an increase OF 50 since last census ;
600 are over q years. Mr.. B. thinks some
other townships Will fall behind.
Davis & Allstadt have the most complete stock
of boots. shoes and hats ever brought to this
market. Give them a call ,and save your money,
for they tciH not be undersold. sep3O-Sm
A lightning rod company is %swindling the
farmers around Plattsburg. They induce
the victim to sign a note, the back of which
contains printed rules, Of which he has no
suspicion, and which makes him agree to
pay ten prices for the work he orders done.
Davis & Allstadt are selling hand-pegged boots
Tor IS 50 per pair-the cheapest boots ever Offer
ed for the money. Opposite the courthouse.
Miss Boyakin, assisted by Prof. Gimbel,
and her pupils, Misses Norton and Graves,
a concert at Liberty last night. Miss
Boyakin generously gave one-half of the
proceeds to the endowment fund OF William
Jewell College. The Liberty Tribune says
Miss Boyakin. the charming Missouri
songstress, will give an entertainment in
city on Friday night next, srd ofNovem.
Der. All who desire to spend an agreeable
Mould attend"
Let others talk and blow as they will.
Davis & Allstadt will remain here still;
And, as for being undersold, there is no such
word for them; they have goods at your own
prices. sep3O.3 Am
The following names were upon the shonor
oil" of the Fairview school, e. d. Raeland
principal, for the month ending October 81.
he children having violated no rule OF
Ichool during the entire month. Sixteen
out of a total of fifty-six is a good showing
VIM. Cobbs, Lee Campbell, John Thomas,
Reid Kinkaid. Thomas Cobbs, Bette Porter,
Cobbs, Fannie Campbell, Lou Parrot,
Betsy Masterson. Mary Kinkaid. Lille
Irskine, Jennie Porter, Sophia Depenbrlnk,
Rankins, Jennie Garaughty. \;
Items from the Waverly Sentinel: We
egret to learn that Rev. NJ. G. Williams, of
he Methodist church, is removed by the
conference from us to Lexington. Mr. .
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