Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-09-22
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

.ocI \XNX -four for $: 90 per sack. >N;4
Jo,,u ruwell. Franklin street, is selling
pure cider vinegar fcr 20 cents per gallon
Try il. 'el'''
For sll diseases of the blood W. 40 not
know of any better remedy than pf- buii
HI,oI Ntx,ur,. sp25tl
AUtho>e in favor of baby show, next
week, al the fair, say aye" Carried. No"
bring along the babies.
Domestic sewin; machine Is nol>rIe>s az"
the cheapest and prettie>t machine 'oF '"e
money al I. Il Ludwig's. >eP'ln'''
The thermometer marked A. degrees apo'
zero last Tuesday morning. Pretty COOL we
tnanh you. for September.
The Eight running Domestic machine IL"
cog wheels To break or cam, 10 wesF out. "f
s:.ie cheap Al {. G. l.uiwigs. >ept1mi'
John Powell, Fr,uksn street. has IN stock
i .uge lot of pure old kentucky "h''hTE
which he i, selling cheap. One gallon i' the
lowest quantity | sell. >epe't
There's nothing like il. little ADVERTISE
ment of lost horse. in last Saturdays
Iutrlitsencer. brought information of bis
Whereabouts on the following Monday.
Mr. Wash johnson bought. last Saturday.
the Fishback farm, near Dover. consisting
OF l46 acres Of land. At $50 per acre. OF
Mes.r,. Z. : Flshbsak aud j. &. Russell.
TWENTY-FIVE Young men Hante ! IT once, 1T
The Missouri Commercial Co3lrge. 10 prepare
!ur sood positions IN leading business no -
Is. For particulars write the President. Sc
t,Is No sp22tl
HAsrGe', Rsst,urant--I have opened
an 70
street, near the p0st-othte. oysters served
in the best Of style, and meals " slL hour
n H,erie >l5tS.
MIR Allen Prewitl, living on the farm I
Ethan Alien, near this city. has lett AZ our
office splendid specimen oi his corn crop
some OF the ear. measuring fourteen inches
in length and large in proportion
Hand. were IT work repairing oaA sire ef
last Saturday. and the rain that night made
It very muddy, beside washing away quit !
quantity of the lOos- eartp and cutting sili-
lies ID the street 1t should be snoothsd up
gain.
A CORES pondent elsewhere pohes niue
uu ~ Squire Barnes. Of AulINile. We
know nothing about the cas-, but We kn""
Mr. Barnes 10 he All honest gentlem II .who'e
J-,i.lons are con-cirniiou>ly given. thnuS
tnry may. OF course. occasionally err.
B4oi,> ought II be we'll taken care Ot.thrl'
.vsi-m does not allow the slightest neglect
If YOUR baby suffers from Collie or Bo"eI
Disorders, procure bottle Of Or. BulEs IA
Rv syrup, a >mp.- but always reliable rem
rIy. only ~ cents. sp22ti
The work On the improvements and adit-
tons To tn- Baptist Female College, Is he'rE
.Irried on n night. so crowded with worh
are the mechanics: not by calcium Ight-
however. a. the Palmer House. Chicago. " a.
built. but hy the mi.I-r ray Ul the non-eX
ple>Iy- Goa oi! Iamp.
~.uce the n,.t Of September the attendance
OF young gentlemen =; the Baptist, iFes'!
rerlau aud Methodist SUNDAY schools and a
church ha- v!-iby increased. Wonder wha
can T.. the cause: Perhaps the weather IA
been 100 ho; for them TO 90 10 church sine
a0out the first Of June.
Mr. Fmmet Wilkinson. of >ni-a-bar town
ship. was thrown from his horse and badly
hurt last SatuTlly evening. while running
race in the road with Albert Moore. tn
breast bone aud thrt- Of hi, ribs were oroh'
I'll. He i doing a. Well a. could oe expect
81 under the c!rcumstances.
The AtchI.on. Topeka & Santa t'e railro A
will g.ve a grand excursion 10 southeh,
kansas. from Kansas city. on THURSDAY
October "A Round trip tickets, good I"
81 Gay,. only SO. Tickets can be procure
81 the Kansas City mon Depot, or OF VI
T. >mi>,en. Al the old depot.
Nr John X terrsll arrived tu the city
with his family. from their home at Coior'
do springs, last Mondsy, and viii probatl
leave to-day. He i here looking at Latny
cite county lands, his son having alresd
made "a purchase of 4 farm from Mr.. DIV
tam, IN >n-a-bar township.
telegram to T. l.. Beed!ug, il. OF II
firm Of Conklrus < Beedtug, on Wedne'd e
last. announced the de ,tn o! his father, /.
Beei3r., E,q.. of Cambridge. Nr. T. ha
been suffering for some time from rheum
ti,n. but his death was entirely uneXpectr
Our young freud has the sympathy OF tt
Communlty in his great atii ction.
And when, in the distant future, posteril
rhal turn TO the monuments we shall ha'
left hehiud u. a. memorials OF what we haN
achieved. let the effete Caicls0ln, who IA.
fu>t arrived on the Chicago & Alton Fsl!ros
punkel. saloon. and viewing the suoiinI
pres,nce Of our opera house, remember tn
jim Gates tote I brick on that building.
A remedy FOR cholera, diarrhea, X,
comes to Il, from All intelligent source ri
we give 1t to our readers. II Is said to ha
been tried through years with ASTONISHING
good results lake OF the t'nctures OF lau
= NUN cardiu IN, c4p.icum and giuger, ecu
parts, mix. Dose from One-hau 10 who
teaspOonfuI, to be repeated as often as ri
cuunstances NAV suggest, until reliefls o
tsiued.
our artist, MIR William BOothman, is di
Grating, with beautiful series Of irescos
oil. the walls OF the saloon on Laurel stree
formerly occupied by MIR. gill. The q
Hotel saloon has thus been made by |
same artist regular ar gallery, attracti
many visi'ors-Cven from among the !aGi
When the Gill saloon. which promises
surpa-s the city l. completed, let us ha
an opening TO the ladies before the qur
are brought in.
VIM. Boxley. charged with stealing cat
from Mr. Anderson Whitsett, WAS arrest
by Sheriff Mountioy In Carroll county, Il
Mon,ay, aud placed In Jail at this place.
short time after the commission OF the cril
Boxley disappeared from the county. $
has not been seen since. until few wee
ago. when he yentursd 10 return.
MountIoy soon got on his track, and 1T
time above mentioned one OF his deput
oyerhaurd him.
A lady friend : ends US the following ia
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