Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-30
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Davis s Allstadt VIII sell you mems boots
all sizes, for 81 per pair. sep3O-3m
If you want a bargain in Kid Gloves, g
to McCausland & Be ford. septlG-tf
j. A. Lees school. in the Flournoy schoo
house, opens next Monday.
Sunday boots squeak because. they hsv
not been aisled for a week.
Last Sunday was almost as warm as an,
day during the past ummer.
Mrs. VIM. I. Hays received several pre-
mlums at the late Kansas City fair.
Davis s Allstadt will sell ladies, side-lace Xxi,
or goat shoes for 81 per pair, good quality.
MIR. VIM. Morrison and family returned
home Thursday morning FROM a visit to til,
Centennial.
If you want a Piano, Organ or Singer
Sewing Machine. write to VIM. Bird. Lex
ington, Mo nov2O-tf
There are W things which the majority
of church-goers hate-the contribution box
and the devil.
The thermometer stood at AZ degrees yes
terday morning at 6 o'clock, and the wind
was in the north.
An express messenger will be placed OIL
the N. G. next week, which will be duly ap-
preciated by our people.
.Uncle Harvey Mallory" the youngest
old man in the county, was in the city last
Wednesday and Thursday.
We could hardly get into our Office last
Thursday for the big pile of carpets on the
pavement for Conkling & Bleeding.
McCausland & Bedford have reduced the
price of their celebrated Keeps Shirt.
Every well dressed man wears them. 16stf
Hon. Thos. P. Akers, who has for some
time past been stumping the state of Indi-
ana, returned home Thursday morning.
W~anted-Butter, eggs, chickens, hides pelts,
tallow, beeswaX, dried fruits and all kinds of
country produce, by A. A. Il j. O.Lesueur.
Last Thursday was the Jewish Day OF
Atonement, and was universally observed
by all of that faith, throughout the world.
Will Ed Tarleton had his pocket split open
at the Kansas City Fair last week, and his
pocket book containing about 1886, was taken.
John Arnold returned from Tennessee
last Saturday, bringing his wife and child,
who have enjoyed quite a visit In that state.
Mrs. Col. Reid started last week on q visit
to the Centennial. She will visit all the
principal places of interest before her re-
turn.
BAR & Co. are now saving every day. Par
ties wanting lumber can call at the mill or leave
orders at their uptown office, in Lesueur's
grocery. sep3O-it
MIR. NJ. SOmmerville has placed u new
fence in front of his residence, on Franklin
street. 1t is quite an Improvement to the
property.
Davis & Allstadt are selling hand -pegged boots
Tor % so per pair-the cheapest boots ever Offer
ed for the money. Opposite the courthouse.
sep30-Sm
Sugar Cane Mills of all kinds, sizes and
prices, manufactured and for sale by Chas.
A. Morrison. at the Excel Iron Works,
water street. sep9-4t
Mr.. ALI. Majors had his pocket picked at
the Kansas City fair. His pocket was split
open and his pocket book, containing about
$3.50 was TAKEN.
N. haerle, who has been in Philadelphia
for more than a year, has returned to his
old home, where he is gladly welcomed by
a host of friends.
People want to know why Davis & AIlstadt |
sell boots, shoes and hats cheaper than any other |
house. By buying for cash, of manufacturers, |
and discounting their bills sep30-3m |
There is a stray yearling steer, red-roan,
marked with crop of the right ear and un-
der bit in the left, at the farm of j. W
Cash, near the fair grounds.
Fol Sale-At low price, one OF the very
best store-houses in Aullvllle. Inquire at
this office, or of Wallace Il Chiles, or of Mrs
Mary Fl. Thistle, Dover, Mo. sept16-tr
Cam b. Wilson, for n long time local edit
or Of the Register, has accepted a situation
on one of the Carrollton papers, and has left
our city. We wish him success.
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. sepaO-3m
If the girls don't quit wearing those
abominably wide belts, squeezing will soon
be one of the lost arts. No man Of delicate
feeling likes TO embrace a leather TRUNK,
even If there is a woman In it.
The spr1ghtly house-iy now comes to
grief in a premature death amidst cameo
fruits, jellies, preserves, etc. Flies thus
stored away for winter use are SAID to be
nothing new and are extremely toothsome.
o'Ao SAiAotaul VII sell you u HQAQ-1lQdR |
boot, throughout, for S., and warrant every
pair. lfthey do not prove good, come and get
another pair, free OF charge. sep3O-sm
There is more philosophy and enterprise
in a bees lower extremity than there is in
that class of stick-whittlers, who think their
mission upon earth is to %buttonhole editors
and tell them just how to run a newspaper,
MIR. Theo. Gosewisch arrived home last
Saturday from Germany, where he had been
to accompany home his daughter, Ida, who
has been spending several years with her
grandparents in that country, completing
her education. They were welcomed home
by hosts of friends.
Mr.. j. &. Strodtman, living near Napole-
in this county, lost his barn and its con-
tents last Saturday by fire. In the barn
were wheat, tobacco, farming Implements,
DC. 1t caught fire from firing a crop of to-
bacco hanging therein. Barn and contents
were a total loss. as there was ne insurance,
A colored man was overcome by the
heat, last Sunday while walking in the
procession In attendance upon the funeral of
Rev. P~oindexter, the colored preacher who
died suddenly in this city. last Thursday.
At last accounts he was getting along well.
1t Is rather an occurrence for q
person to be sunstruck in the month of
In this latitude.
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 IciH not be undersold. sep2O-3m
The track Of the Narrow Gauge railroad
is to be extended down the river to the
foot of Pine street, and grading therefor
was commenced during the week. 1t will
not be long before Its managers will find 1t
to their advantage to continue the track at
least to the old slaughter house property.
The coal front thus made available would !
more than compensate for the additional
expense.
While West johnson. with other laborers
were eXcavating for the mud stills of the
bridge, in Clay township, lately,
The e~mbankment fell, burying Johnson sey-
eral feet under the dirt. BY almost mirac-
good fortune, he was not severely
and his fellow laborers succeeded I
in relieving him from his perilous and I'M
pleasant position after about an hours hard
labor. i
Sugar Cane Mills of all kinds, sizes and ,
prices. manufactured and for sale by Cbas. 6
\. Morrison, at the Excel Iron Works, 1