Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-14
kraut.
Persimmons are ripe.
Overcoats and shawls are out.
Quail on toast Is now In season.
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Persimmons are ripe.
Overcoats and shawls are out.
Quail on toast is now In season.
A little more bed clothing, please.
Tim Howard raised some fine celery thi'
year.
The farmers are now busy cutting corr
and housing tobacco.
Extra supertine Carpet only s. cents, a
ConkIing & Beeding's.
The republicans will hold their county
convention in this city next Tuesday, thu
18th.
Ladies Will always find a complete line O.
Mrs. Moody's Abdominal orsets at Conklins
& Beedlng's.
Dry goods merchants are vieIng with one
another in getting up lavish displays tc
tempt the ladies.
People want TO know why Davis & Allstadl
sell boots, shoes and hats cheaper than any other
house. By buying for cash, of manufacturers
and discounting their bills. sep3O-3m
The wind and dust during the week have
been extremely unpleasant. A little rain
now would help things amazingly.
Autumn leaves decorate the home circle,
and the unreasonable masculine head OF the
household grumbles about the Glitter
Theodore GOsewisch has located himsel
permanently in st. Louis. He expects an
engagement from one of the large whole
sale and retail drug firms of that city. We
wish him success, as he is a very worthy
young man.
We learn that Mr.. James Mitchell cut his
knee very badly, some time ago. while cut
ting corn. He has already been confined to
bis room for over three weeks, and the prob
ability is that he will have Il permanently
stiff knee Joint.
Mr.. Thomas r. Rudd, well known to our
citizens as one of the best tailors ofthe west,
and who is not afraid to warrant his work
in every particular, has returned to Waiver
ly, where he will attend to all those wishing
anything in his line. Give him a call.
Over one thousand acres of land were
planted in tobacco in this county this year,
and the crop hes been a very good one. The
quality of the tobacco raised on his soil is
very superior. and 1t is believed the cultiva-
ton of 1.-THE weed" will greatly increase the
next and ensuing years.
Monday, November 9th, the county court
WIN = ~ SSh'i " up lie u COuuIy
with coal for one year. See advertisement.
Conductor Lemon. formerly of the Lex
lngton 4 Sc. Louis railroad, was in town
last Wednesday. lie is still waiting for
S%something to turn up"
Davis 4 Allstadt are selling hand-pegged boots
for 80 80 per pair-the cheapest boots ever Offer
ed for the money. Opposite the courthouse.
sep3O-3m
Mr.. Lewis Heston, near Gr"euton, has lert
at our office a very fine specimen of his to-
bsrco crop OF 1876. Should thers be much
such tobacco in the county, the money
brought into the county therefor will be
immense, as TIL. crop this year is perhaps
ten fold greater than ever before raised in
Lafayette county.
Davis & Allstadt have the most com plete stock
of boots. shoes and hats ever brought to this
market. GIVE them a call and save your money,
for they sciH not be undersold. sepsO-3m
The bloodiest bloody shirt speech we have
heard this campaign. was delivered by the
Hon. q Henry Neil, at the courthouse in
this place Monday evening. Major Neil is a
sore-head democrat, made so, some are so
uncharitable as to say, by his failure to get
a position on the democratic county ticket.
-[Warrensburg Cor. Holden Enterprise.
EckIe is again at his old stand, opposite
Dutch Row, where he keeps the best and
brought to this market.
TIT ladies' OF the Old School Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment at the
residence of Stephen G. Wentworth, on
Thursday evening, October 10Th. A good,
plain supper will be furnished for 25 cents.
Fresh oysters will be on hand for those who
may desire them, served to suit the taste,
for 30 cents extra. A pleasant tim e may be
expected. Friends and the public generally
are cordially invited.
Cardinal cuffs and collars. cardinal ruehing,
cardinal yelling, cardinal silk lace, cardinal
ties, and all the latest novelties in the new
shades to be had at Conkling s. Beeding's.
Is it worth our while to preserve the or
ganizatlon of the democratic party in Lafay-
cite !? If it Is, democrats must vote the ticket
selected for them in convention, notwith-
standing their personal preferences. In no
other manner can the party be kept together.
The success of one Independent democratic
candidates make much more probable the
SuCCSsS VI OtuCES Ill IL lutuTe, anu Dawes
the way to complete Generalization.
Ladies. you can find an elegant line of
Feather Trimming, Fur Trimming, Silk
Trimming and all kinds of Trimmings for
Cloaks and Dresses, at Conkling 4 BeedIng's.
The tobacco crop of this county is larger
than 1t has been since the war. More ground
was planted, and the season has been yery
good. We hope the farmers will now get
good prices, as the crop in other localities
has been more or less injured. The efforts
made by the lntelligencer to induce farmers
to raise tobacco. have been quite successful.
Remember US, friends, while gathering the
seed, as we wish to make another distribu.
ton.
A beautiful line Of Cloaks and Shawls at
Conkling & B%eeding's.
We are informed by Robert Young, that
he has successfully treated the so-called
''hog cholera" by the use of lime water.
The manner Of using is to slack the lime in
water, having it pretty strong. Soak corn
in it until 1t commences turning yellow, pen
the hogs until hungry so that they will eat
the corn, and feed freely. Continue treat
ment two or three days. His hogs were
dying rapidly, but since using the remedy
named, no deaths have occurred.
A full line of new style Hosiery for ladies
and children at COnkling & Beeding's.
There is an abundance OF game on Inc
prairies of Ray and Carroll counties, but
there is no way of getting in gunshot OF 1t
excepting by hiding and letting it fly over.
Business is better with our merchants lust
now than it has been for y long time. Our
advertising columns are full, and our job
presses are kept busy. This is the best
point In the state to buy cheap goods. as all
OF our merchants are selling many staple
articles at less prices than they command in
Kansas City or st. LOUIS. This is strange,
but true.
We invite all the ladies to examine our
elegant stock of Dress Goods, and see how
cheap Conkling Il Bedding sell them.
B. Sinauer, whose advertisement appears
In another column, means just what he says
therein. After a three years. residence in
Germany, during which time his business
In Lexington has been in charge of his
brother Henry, he has returned here for the
purpose of closing up his business perma-
nently and return to Germany to stay. Read
his advertisement, call and see him, and buy
good winter clothing at less prices than
ever before known here, and return home