Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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The seminary girl, viii be back soo"'
boys.
Peaches are tine in this locality. but grapes
sr- rottlng badly
Thermometer. Wednesday morning last
marked ~ degrees.
Butchers should never max. >kewers OF
pine-nor smoke over tieir meat. 10y the
way.
Mr.. John =. Austin will teach At the Cor
der scpoolhnuse during The next scholastic
year.
Go and look At those handsoma Photo
Autograph albums and Photograph album,
at Chss. FL. Royie's. t21-.;w.
If you get overheated Ice applied 10 the
wrist will cool you OF mole safely than
drinking Water copiou>iy.
The humorous article. 1.-The Origin OF
Man" on the first page OF tins issue Is from
u.rper'- Magazine for september.
For Sale-Pony P~htrl"u-neaIly new
VIII be sold cheap. Ais" = sci OF single bug
" harness. Apply to this office. aullit.
Barnum will he ut II ,nnIhal next week
ami will probably COME down to Sedslia. he
says tuat he has the biggest show on wheels
hecl INC piocu pure anu t.t ufa'ti VI u
system viii follow DR.. Bul, Blood Min
ture will accomplish this in - short period.
MIR. Buothnau i All artistic painter. Hts
work in the City H0!eI and on tn various
signs about town speaking highly in hi
praise.
Every grocery store in town has foO-
inSon's new Process hour for sale. Ii Is
spoken of Is the best that has ever lerIi
made in Lexington. 1t.
Send for specimens Of tlOurishins. orna-
mental anu plain PENN ,nshIp, to the Mi
souri, Commercial Col eye. Rev. l.. I. htrH
y. NJ. Phi. D., SedaIia No.
The colored folks in the Young neigh.
~borhood" had a quiet little picnic last >atur'
day near the. bridge on the Warrensburg
road, dive miles from town.
Tne AulIville base ball club play the Lex.
iugtous, At ms place, next slturda,
Look out for Il hard fought battle; the city
ON Davis has its spuuk up.
The Lexington Silver COrnet Band left
last tuesday morning. Tor Fulton. to play al
the fair at that place The Telegraph Wi,
please report on their music.
Lirge sales Indicate the merits Of all goo,
articles. Druggists sell more OF Or. Bull
Baby Syrup than of ali other remedies tol
the cure Of Baby Disorders. - cents
bottle. II.
A correspondent in another column sign
ing himself iahortr speaks of an abuse whirl
should be reform ID. There is neither fan
ness nor justice in the practice to which Ii,
sIludes.
DEL. Watson has made a conditional pur
chase of tie frame house newt door TO Nj
t. Wim,or'>, from Or. MIuos Adams. II
Will take possession ani move into the hou>
OH October lst.
Tom Belt hi. gotten himself into tV0ubi
again. He stole 4 horse from 4 Mr. kuiImc
at Sedaiia. Tie Democrat of the 2lst Inst.
SAYS tat the horse was recovered, aud tina
areward of two hundred dollars i ottzre,
for Belts capture.
Mr.. Henry Gvzer has bought the proper
" on franklin street occupied by Nj. Chas
tiouer. from Mr.. EmIe. and viii. A. 500
As h. can get possessions, open = bakery ar
confectionery such H. lie iai before his II
cant sale 10 Mr.. Mu--ttli.
The Oyrr>rers throughout the county ar
generally putting their roads In good col
uition. Where thy are not Ut work the.
>nould lose no time in setting about il. 4
: work done much later than this timt in III
year viii not amount 10 much.
The mlson> of New Mexico recently o!
ganiZ=d i grand lodge. they having hereto
ore been under the jurisdiction Of the yr,n
Lodge of Mi--ouri. We notice that NJ
Ftbn. u Iufrau an nt Mr. I,bp I-Ifr, ,
this county. was elected grand lecturer.
Rev. james GIe.r. whom We m-utIoue
some weeks ago ~ being in the CITY for til
purpose OF organizing a boy school of hi-
grade. has succeeded 50 well HAT he Ia
determined IL open hi school next M0Hhai
He comes rrcumn 'uicd - a -ur-ri,
educator. and parents naring boys t. edit
cate Will DO well to >re him before maxim
other arrangements.
As some inconvenience has already bee
cau-ed persons IN The county 10y pD>tin
animals under the DID instead OF under til
law which went into effect on ttic first dI
of this month, We call the attention Of ju
tees of the peace to the tact thai the Ia
Ia. been materially changed In ssyerai III
portant particulars, aui that papers mad
TO conform to the old Inv will not he IN a
coriaucc with the new.
The Saline county Democrat OF this wee
reports tue Narrow Gauge railroad lneetIn
which TOOK place at Marshall last SiturIa!
Me-srs. James SCrmmon, NJ. Gintis, Goo
rich Wilson. Z. Il. liea, Sam. Boyd, all
president Robert. were the speakers. II
following gentlemen were appointed a.
10 solicit subscriptions 6c.:-l
~. YGrby, J. ". Ming, ID. NJ. Sanii'tge, "
K. Bruce, J. II Elkin and w. IL. Bush.
Mr.. james ChanslOr. of Jackson count.
brother 10 Vim. A. Cnan-lor, of this cit,
brought his son, Alien. here, Friday OF la
week; TO have all operation performed
bis knee by DR.. L. ;. smith. The leg W
Dent and stiff. the joint not having bee
used for three Years. Dr.. Smith, as-i-te
by Drs. Alexander and FuIkerson, divide
the tendons OF the thigh, and 1t Is ihougI
that the boy Will regain the use Of his kne
Some CARELESS person must have throw
q lighted match on an unopened bale OF b,
comforts ia front of Coukitng Il B-edIng
store, last Thursdsy morning. a. II W
found to be on lire. Before tue ire could [
e~xtingui-hei 1t had burnei tuIOugh Il
burlap covering. and burned TWO holes
one of The Ignfort,. Persons -honIi be e
ceedingly cireiui how they throw IN ttCh
around near store door a. they frequent
fall on goods or down the grating, add III,
cause a serious cOntiagration.
The Narrow GuIge TaiiTond meeting
Dover, on Friday of last week, was qui
successful. \ very good crowd was in
tendance and "A genuine interest in the e
tension OF the roa.l was manifested. Gar
J. Y. Plattenburg was elected chairman
the meeting. which was addressed 10y NJ
james Scummou Pr siGent Preston Huher,
Mr.. WIusor and others. At the cOnclusi,
of the meeting 81 .UOu in subscriptions W
promise | by good men, ana 1t i thought III
The TemlIud,T .: what IL rtIuIrei can
reuiiZci.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson met with a paint
and serious accident last Saturday. She "
riding with Mrs. q. {. Alexander, In /
~latIer's carriage. when, somewhere near t
fair grounds, \ team Of hor>, ;. driven b,
irnn, which WAS coming toward them,
came manageable. and Mrs. Wilson
tempted to get out Of the carriage, fcarin.
collision. BY some means she fell under I
vehicle. and the mans team striking it,cau
e Mrs. A~leXander's horses To back over VI