Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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AN AhAF
racing on Franklin street. last Tuesday.
Save your old boot legs and take them to
Marausrt, he'll pay you a far price for them.
The Scientific American Will be furnished
10 subscribers at 81 IS per ysar-postags
paid.
81 to $40 made by driving TO the foundry
on the river, 10 buy cooking and cannon
stoves.
\ great deal of Interesting matter which
we had prepared for this issue has been
crowded out.
Save from 81 to $40 by buying cooking and
cannon stoves al Chss. A. Morrison's fouu-
dry. on the river. II
Blankets. Blankets! Blankets y! from
81 - TO s. so 4 pair. Keep warm. Nc
CausLand X Bedford. novlott
The RtchmonI Conservstor says that John
GOehuer Is about TO establish y branch
marble yard in that city.
rhe mite party, at the residence OF Rev.
NJ. G.. Williams, last Friday, Is said TO have
been = very pleasant affair.
Waterproof aud Ladies' Cloths in all styles
and qualities, will be sold 1t 3 bargain dur
ing the next ten days. at Ii. j. +. Ahrens.
John Taylor Is putting 3 fresh coat of paint
on the Mchinnon building, corner of Main
and Laurel streets. 1t will not injurs 1t IN
the least.
Cooking aud cannon stoves At less than
wholesale prices at Chas. A. Aorrison's
foundry. on the river. Go there to buy, and
save from 81 10 Slo. II
Most OF our wheat fields are looking
splsuGiuly. The fly has not injured it to
such an extent a. to make any material
dtIfersnce in the crop.
Llosks-Another lot OF beautiful cloaks,
latest styles. and beyond 3 doubt the best
value in the city. just opened at Hugh 1.
Wilson'S, opposite city hotel. II
First class. full sized and heavy weight
coal and wood cooking and cannon stoves,
for sale BY Chss. A. Morrison, At from - TO
10 S1O lesa than usual prices. II
The sheriff has some very interesting COM
munications in to-day's paper. but there
seems to be a considerable sameness IN the
opening and closing sentences.
Inc chespest way to secure good reading
matter Ia to join thsLe1ingtonLibraIy, at Mr..
Bonuell's store. Special privileges granted
persons residing III the country.
notice sone very neat and substantial
lTOu CIpSslDS> .Ioi Pc0Sslii9hS'
Bourbon house, made by Mr. Charles a.
MORRISON. OF the Excel Iron Works.
Col. A. W. >Iayback's house in st. Louis,
was robbed. last week. OF jewslry worth
about $1,000, and mementoes of friends aud
relatives invaluable TO Mrs. slsyback.
The most complete stock OF Yarns and
Hosiery. also OF knit Underwear both. for
ladies and gentlemen al extraordinary bar
gains for the next ten days, st Il. j. +.
Ahrens. II
The largest shipment of apples made this
year from this point took place yesterday.
Our enterprislng young merchant, Mr.. Geo.
F. Maitland, sending ot ,U barrels, by the
Missouri Pacific railroad.
Tue attention OF the ladies Is called to the
"Teuus' Two button kid glove. purely
elastic, OF any shade or color and warranted
not 10 rip, at 81 per pair. For sale by II,
j.. f Ahreps, ,ole agent. II
Wilson has a full line OF dry goods in
, every department which ought to be ex'
amtned by every lady wishing to purchase
cheap and good goods 81 the owest prices
Hugh I. Wilson, opposite city hotel. 1t
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup isl purely vege
table compound, innocent in nature ant
wonderful in effect. For children it /, in
valuable, curIRg Group, whooping cough
etc. in 8 few hours. Price % cents Pc
bottle, or i've bottles for IL 900. II
Mr.. Joseph Wolt has established q mes
shop on Nam Cross street, between Frank
lin and Main. He hss a very neat littl'
room, and keeps 4 full stock, and as his shOl
is directly in the line OF merchants goin.
from tne!r residence to business he will n
doubt have = good trsda. As a new begin
Fer we hsspesk for him a liberal patronage
All babies are diminuitive Caesars, zinc
they come, they see, they conquer, some
times by their gentle stiffness but ofteneT b
continued and uproarious crying Induce
by collie, teethinr, fiatuIencs, etc. Dr. Bull
Baby Syrup by its gentle yet specific In
fuence qulets the little ones without eve
producing the least injurious effect. Prize
- cents only per bottle. 1t
We received q letter from Hlgginsvill
yesterday too late for publication, which "
regret. Please send your communication
in 30 that they may reach US Thursday q
the latest. Important news will Of cour-
be inserted ap TO the hour of going to pres!
We thank our correspondents for thel
ialLulut dttsGlIOu " tnc iuleIcels VI Ill
Inteiligencsr.
As Mr.. Edward II. Jones, Of Blue Mil.
jackson county, WAS coming down the DO
tom road q short distance above town, lal
Saturday, with his family in a two hor-
wagon, his little daughter, 10 years of az,
was accidently thrown out OF tho vehicI
and broke her arm. DR.. Chambers vs.
called and set the broken limb. The chill
was doing well al last accounts.
Thousands OF dollars OF trade have bee
lost TO our city by the horrible condition {
the roads. 1t is next to impossible +,
vehicles OF any kind to get along. Whereas
it is possible to do so we hope the ver
bad places in the roads will be worked til
first fair weather we have, and we trul
oyerseers will remember. from this lessor
that the right time to work roads Is befol
harvest.
The Opera house is progressing inel
The roof is on, and nearly all soldered dow,
the floor is laid, and the mechanics are e
gagged in building the stage and gallery. L
next week W think we can begin to te
about what it will look like when complete
Our people should bear N mlnd the ente
taInment 10 be given for Mr.. Hagen's benst
and make their arrangements to be preser
ct. Joe Gazette a highly i%nterestil
and very fashionable entertainment W
given a. the residence OF Mr.. Hiram Pate
son, on Ninth street, last night, in honor
the visit of Miss Nettie Winsor, one Of LIE
lngton's most charming and vlvacious bell,
A most delightful hour was spent In soci
conversation. after which the merry throl
trippeI the light fantastic until q 10
hour, Keeping "ume. time, time" to I
excellent music of Professor Cruft's Ope
Band.
BE careful with your coal oil lamp
Almost Al explosion occurred. last Wsdn,
day night, At the residence of Judge GA
mon, In this wise. The children had TAX
lamp, only partially filled, to light them
bed, had set 1t upon the table and we
, undressing. when 4 sudden fash was sc
"a and he ga. in the lamp burned brightly
several seconds, but finally went out wi
out doing any damage the glass being stro
enough 10 contine it until the air was
haustsd. Keep your lamps well filled, 4
, be very careful in handling them.