Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
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rockaway. made 10y Dave Russell.
Excursion train VIII stop an i'"Hr Oh ''-
turn trip tomorrow at C"ncordia.
Fac best lifting shirt is he'ps r'u'"'
partly made. McCauslani " He"i"Fd.
DO not forget the Excursion Sunda! 10
brownsville. Fare. 81 "a, round tap.
our lengthy report OF the railroad meeting
AT Mayview has cut down our .'>h"rt>-
Railroad meeting this afternoon. Al fersn-
sons school house, Sni-a-har township.
There Will be = railroad meeting At t'reel-
ton. next NJ on,!ay at l O'Clock l.. m. sharp
Keep, patent partly made >hIrt> are the
best in the market. McCau>!and X Bedford.
Special bargains in mems clothing ana III
dies ready-mste linen suits. MctaU>lind
4 Bedford.
Our remnants Of carpets andBru>>eI> rugs
viii be sold for Iitty cents On the dollar.
McCau>laui y bedford.
There will be i railroad meeting At h'+-
GiRsville Tuesday reNt, Al O'Clock. T. M
Everybody Is invited.
Keeps hundred shirts viii wear longer
and 1T better than ANY other SHIRT made. ~
cry shirt Warranted. McCau>!and a Bed!orG.
Mrs. Potter'Sl Ice cream saloon Is the place
TO take YOUR sweetheart If you wish nice
cake and ice cream. II Is the coste>t place
in town.
Cottonwood lumber l, now selling 1t the
yard back OF this office At one dollar and lor-
" reut>-cheaper than II used TO be sold uu-
der tue hill.
Messrs. j. j. Mitchell, II. J. lIssinss. j.
Shacklcford ami \. Z. A>bury will be the
~ r.tr., 1 -. IT,. n rr-rT - -
Vile next Tuesday afternoon.
Those wishing TO put UP bins 10 >tor"
wheat, can get cottonwood lumber, of All
dimensions, At the native lumher yard, in the
rear of this office. Price, 81 10.
All persons who take AL interest in the
building OF the h. G, st. l.. y {. railroad
are requested 10 attend a meeting at Hig-
g~insyille Tuesday. al ; O'clock =. Ill.
MY Novelty Fly Brush IL i big success.
You work It with Your foot. Il MAKES tine
breeze. Call aud get one. y. ". >mith.tw0
doors eat Of the City Hotel, Lexington,
Missouri. Juliet
Mou-y to loan on farm property. Zine,
from six months 10 i've years. Rate OF IN
tereSt reasonable. Apply TO ~. W. Hutch
in>, real estate and insurance agent. Lex
ington. No. Iu'Itt-
\ man named Jack Smith WIS arrested by
the sheriff last Tue>iay, charged win >trIt-
ing a horse from Mr.. H-nry Brockmin, of
Freedom towusnIp. HIS preliminary tr!ai
will take place next Tuesday.
Mr.. Anderson is constantly hauling lum-
Der into his yard. bu; he does not seem to
gain much on the farmers who arr constant
. " hauling it ont. The Iatt.r seem to be
making III re IMPROVEMENTS Khan for -r'eTAl
Years past
The restaurant l. to receive 4 new namr
snd treat Itself to a Few All! ornaments
sign. Herealtrr-'n speaking 81 Tive may
u>e the w~eIl-rounded term European Hotel
As il j. really kept on the European plan,
tue name :, W-i.-cho-eu.
Every one is going to drink of thu Sw--t
Sprlpg- water SUNDAY fresh and cool, a. II
nlws from the bosom OF old mother Eirth.
All who 20 on the ESeursIoa train get your
aekets to-day from I Ben. for excursion
tomorrow, to Brownsville.
are told that wolves are making con-
siderable t-predations among the sheep IN
SnI-a-bar township, especially killing a great
many I1mbs. squire Doty. who Wa in town
"eiIt-i4l, lilI III SpO! -HtttH ~ beiH'
hoping by their Use to scare them of.
Mr.. John baeLr i TO fling IN the front
part OF his lot on tie corner OF Cedar and
Franklin streets. for Use I-L cider factory
He VIII put the machinery in immediately.
and he ready for work IN 4 f-w day. WHEN
be will be i'll the market lor the purchase OF
alple>.
Mr.. Harry Tun>tatl-who was a merchant
in ellington for several years-ha> opened
agrocery store in the room recently occupied
BY Mr.. Ben. GIiIi>. He has a neat and Wi
assorted stock, and Will be glad 10 see bis
friends at all times In his pleasant little store
whether they want TO buy or not.
The records of Lexington Royal Arch
Chapter. No. 10. 4. +. " \. NJ, were lost OF
mislald -ome month, ago, aud have as Yet
not been found. causing great Inconvenience
to the brotherhood. A. they are Of value Il
no one except members of the Chapter. il l.
hoped that any person knowing OF theiI
whereabouts will give immediate notice e
the secretary. y. Ry!aud, or some other ma
son. \ liberal reward will be given. if ak
ed, for their return. ~jun@Dtf
A distressing accident occurred III Sni-a
bar township Friday OF last week, by whict
Mr.. Thos. J. Bledsoe, Il gentleman ~ year
of age lost one OF his feet. Mr.. Bieis0e has
been driving q reaper through the wnea'
harvest, and had commenced on his oat
when the team which he was driving helm.
FESTIVE, hts son relieved him, and the team
starting up before he was out Of reach OF tn,
5ivider, 1t caught him and drew his arkI
into the sickle. and It was very badly cut
An amputatiOn wa- found necessary, an
was performed by Drs. Fuikerson and Frick
The ChIllicothe Constitution says that Mr.
l.. T. Hatfield, of Miitn, was in ChiliicOth
Vast Friday for the purpose Of receiving pc.
session Of the organization at TIE p%Tojecte'
hPOkuk, Kansas City aud Lexington raj
road. A charter permitting the building O
this road was granted by the Missouri legl'
lature in lS5j, we believe. but nothing praC
teal was done. 1t Is now proposed to bull
narrow gauge road. commencing practira
" at Ke0kuk, Iowa, and terminating ut Lev
ingtcn, where a junction can be mate wit
the narrow gauge running out from kansa
City. ltI the opinion OF Mr.. Hatfield an
his friends that they can build twenty mile
OF the road tins year, and that neIlyear the
will get it down as far a. Milan, and po-sibI
to ChIlIicothe.
MIR. VIM. H. Chiles set upon our tabI" la
Tuesday a ha-ketful Of the most deiightf
fruit that We have ever seen Ia this count
al this time IN the year. Among 9th
things was al Am-,lrn peach-which Is Re
resented by nursery men ls ripenlng by Il
fourth Of Juiy-and which was really ri
last Monday, the lGth inst. Haie'> Early h
until recently been the earliest peach grow
here. maturing in favorable -rasOn-b by Jul
oath. The amsdrn j. very pretty peHc
with 4 bright blush AMI a good tIvor. l
Elrly Gold II Duhui- ApT.cGt.of which the
were amt" u nulnI"r. wac IL liriuu-. Ia
commenced riprnIng about She "th inst, al
are now gong out. White tender and juiC
they ARE tirm, and excellent IN taste. v
Chiles says of this fruit that curculIo InJur
it less than any apricot that he raises. y
fled in between the bright yellow Of the |
6ois were a few black or purple aPrict
"A beautifully colured fruit, tit fora IL
feast for the gOds-which i just beginni
to mature. IL is of exquisite haEor, and
consistency somewhat the III
varieties of plulns. AS d garni>hment
the other fruit, there were tastefniIy dl>tI