Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
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OFTICIaL COUNTY PAPER.
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and fans ut prices |" CLOSE
Bedford.
The Missouri Pacific railroads SUNDAY
train to Brownsville leaves the depot al
80. u. III.
Tho r.. AuIl seminary set" clean'
inviting table. on Which IL placed an ao""-
dance of gooI, wholesome food.
All the grocery stores nave for sale hop-
iusou's New Process Flour, the very best
ever manufactured IN Lexington. II
For S~ale-Pony ~Phaeton-neariy he"-
will be sold cheap. Also l set OF single nuS-
" harness. Arply. 10 this office. auliT'-
rhs man "Dtck" Foster, whose uni"Ft"-
narc de ,h we mentioned last week. WAS
buried saturday last IN the cemetery AT oah
Grove.
Mr.. thaS. Nj. Meet. the c,ly weisher, has
had u Lew floor put down On the city scales.
They are now in admirable "r'eriol the iaii
aud winter work.
The r.. AuIl Seminary i Undergoing
very thorough repairs. When these are
comrlete, 1t Will have renewed its Youth.
and be imam wiling home.
Subscribers to the Iutetligencer can have
The - Louis Weekly Times or tolmau : tiu-
rai World sent 10 their address, II - per
wear, by applying to this orhce. u
We are selling black mohatr~ At -, 81 aud
~, worth 10, ~ and 81 -. We have only
aitmited quality left; come quick If You
want them. McCausland 4 Bedford.
Che Auii seminary has
the highest standard for graduation in the
west. II has had only six graduates IN lis
present course, established seven years ago.
rhe grand excursion to sweet Springs
arranged for last sunday, failed, owing TO
threatening weather. Instead of the three
or four hundred persons that were expected
to go not more than fifty got of.
The r.. AulI Seminary has scores OF
friends all over the state. Its pupils EN-
brace some of the most Intelligent and cuiti-
waited lsdies of this county, and 1t has Its
representative from Tennessee TO Nebraska.
Mr.. + Hoffman has put up ; new sign IN
front OF his brewery, which. now that It Is
freshly painted. presents a neat appearance,
and is all ornament 10 Franklin street. He
has been buying a good deal OF barley
recently.
WIN not get q thorough. practical. busi-
ness education, one that viii enable you 10
secure 3 good p~o>itlon; one that Will prepare
you for any business. by attending Missouri
Commercial College: Address the President
SedIIia, Mo. u.
The iZabe Auli Seminary glSe'
Special diploma in each study successfully
pursued. Pupils DO not have 10 wait uuti
the whole course is pursued before receiving
auy of it, honor>. They are gwen rs the
students progress.
The Srmpte II Birge manufacturing com
psny. Ole Washington avenue. 81. Louis
have for sale at 81 10 the Pul:iam Wagon
spring. 4 simple and ~iueXpen>ive device
for use on farm wagons. Does away VIII
spring seats. saves wear and tear. eau b'
attached by any person TO s new or ole
wagon.
I Mrs. Joseph Grady. the most energetic
business woman in Missouri. sent US
tomato last Monday which measured owe
twelve inches III circumference Que way, te'
iucb-, the other way. aud weighed one an
half pounds. 1t was of the Trophy
variety. and a. solid and perfect a. an
tomato We have ever seen.
Ve,uyiu, the worlds great safety valve
again threatens an eruptiOn--alwayS uncor
trolfahle by human effort. EruptIons Of I'll
physical system. Is B1i!s, Plmple>, etc, ar
natures safety mrars TO warn the sttfrre
that ht- blood needs entire purihcation-
most quickly and etiectusliy accompilssie
by using DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture. Il.
For the benefit of all persons VINO desli
10 .uD>crioe for the extension ofthe Ntrro'
Gauge railway, W. give. on our nr>t pag'
the lsw under which President Robert
max. the proposition. Its careful reiiIn
..l -,. tri,L ..pyJur. ,nynuH that the la
amply protects the subscriber 1t Is a Ia
That should long since have been upon OF
statute books.
Wr visited Nj. \. Y. Robin,On's mill OF
day this Week ana found his new machInsI
working smoothly ami satisfactorily. ii
new process Hour i, simply lauitless. 1t
white, f.kcy. and absolutely free fro
specks. With a mill practically new, al
filled with the latest improved mill MACH
cry there is every reason 10 believe that VI
Rotlnson'~ flour will take very high raj
In the 81. Louis market.
SedaI,a Democrat Horse thieves a
getting rather plentiful again IN this count
and farmers will be forced to organize Vi:
lance committees, Is they did about I"
wears ago. 10 run the thieves down. Ih
An organized BaiI Is operating III Il
county. there can he little doubt. and OIL
- they get possession OF an animal. there
little use to looS for II, rs the thieves havt
Eay Of getting them out OF reach of I
owners. There are too many idle va
bonds 1, the country, and honest peol
should organize against them.
! Miss hate, daughter of Judge X. A. b
nett, got of the Missouri Pacific train Ia
Saturday morning near her uncle, Camiil
Barnett, Esq. Her trunk was put off, ne
She track. and she walked to her uucles r
ideuce, SOM little distance away. In a {
hours the young men coming in from VIC
went for tue trunk. but found that II /
disappeared. suspicion attaches to q II
who was seen near the place q lew minu
after the train passed. but nothing detin
had been ascertained at last accounts. 1
truuk vas a good substantial one, made
leather. with the name of Miss Lizzie
barnett, 4 deceased sister, marked upon
contained a large portion Of The You
ladv's wardrobe. anu some ie%elry.
We are permitted to make the follow
extracts, from a private letter written
Mr.. Isaac Summers, of Holden, to Sir. III
!. Random of this city: 81 met with bad |,
on the first day of august. About 4 o'cio
d. ~. my house caught lire, resulting IL
loss of about 300 to me. my kitchen
diuing room. just furnished at Il cast
fi3g heiIg destroyed. with contents.
lost all our cupboard ware. not a fork J
two safes, stove. GAINED goods, chairs
every mouthfui We iiaI TO eat III the hot
never thought to save any part of
Nousr. but fortunately only One room bl
Ell down. and another burned SO bi
that il is ruined. The nsIghbors were
much excited that they broke up our ful
,ure considerably and broke out the
dow.. sash and ALL" We regret to lear,
Nr. loSs. He had no insura
Two young man. Geo. w. Liner and
nottingham. were aTraisned be
ESQUIRE Beck last Monday. or ! caal.e
forgery. They had been working if :
time in Il neighborhOod west OF Auti'
and recently for MIR. J. f. GladdIsli. "
sesdsy, August Sth. Mr.. Gladdish gave Il
a cheek Oh the Lexington Savings |
which they came up and cashed. On
neyt day "A forced check for forty odd