Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
Meeklp 9ntellisenfer
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

Iroquet is out OF fashion.
Nice nights for sleeping.
Ice three cents per pound.
Five Saturdays this month.
Police items extremely scarce.
Circuit court is still in session.
September Is the first oyster month.
Wheat Is still coming in quite lively.
Only two weeks more VACATION, po9H.
school books, at Quaries " GO. auSl.ti
The doctors report not so much sickness
Read Mr.. VIM. q. McCau>iand's new al
yertisement.
1t is now fashionable for aides 10 weal
eye glasses.
The august meeting" failed to bring
ratn this year.
Fresh oysters at the European Hotel, No
is Main street.
Two good farms for rent. Apply At onct
IN T,rRMN auglOl2
Picnic at Lees grove, in Clay township.
next Saturday.
Read Mr.. Robt. W. Keene's advertisement
farm for sale"
Hon. a. NJ. Lay will speak nj the fair OIL
Wednesday, September 10Th.
Everybody buy school books OF d. y
ousrIes L Co. augl'tf
The public schools will open on the mrs.
Monday in September.
The river stood, yesterday, nine ieet I'VE
inches above low wster mark.
Our farmers seem to be III 3 fair way 10
get a good price for their wheat.
Flowing for wheat has about "plsyed.
The ground is too dry and hard.
A pure article of cider vinegar-our W.
make, on hand. Smith X Maitland. sl.tt
We sre under obligations TO Mr.. Herbert
williams for q basket of delicious Srlpe>'
There seems to be an abundant crop oI
watermelons. c~antaloupes. &c. hereabout.
Choice Mocha, Java. Rio and Mexican
coffee. at Smith X Maitland's. al'tf
Ladies', misses and chiidren's shoes, the
finest line aud the lowest prices Ut Conkllns
Il Cos. al't2
Trade has considerably improved since
returns have been received from the sale OF
wheat.
Balloon ascenslons at the fair Thursday
and Saturday, September 10Th and 18th with
out fail.
II SaunS man " 6"NS
GAO q. IN. and arrives from the west al
els p. III.
For Sale-A good light carriage, now at
WstOwa's shop for sale II q bargain. RoBT.
aulItf
The thermometer fell about twenty de-
grees Tuesday night, which was an unlock
ed for luxury.
Mr.. ". q. McCausland offers something
novel in the gents clothing line. Head his
advertisement.
We sre gratiied to learn that our schools
all have the promise of very successful SEES
sions before them.
Don't you forget it-thst you cat buy
stoves of HING 4 GRAHAM As cheap As any
house in the state. aus3tf.
Now Is the time for first class bargains In
all kinds of dry goods. Hugh 7. Wilson,
opposite city hotel. aul0t2
All persons owing ME must pay their
accounts before the first of September,
HUGH L. WILSON. aul0t2
Messrs. King & Graham are putting tie
tin root on the addition to the Baptist Fe-
male College building.
The finest line of black csshmeres and
black silks and ut lowest prices can be
found st Coakiing L Co.'S alIt2
The seminaztes will begin their next ses
sion on the first Monday in September, ant
Lexington will be herself again.
Garrison grange will meet at 5 O'Clock, 4
~, Saturday, August Eth. Members are
requested to notice the change of time.
Stockholders of the Lafayette Am. Soci.
ETY. will be admitted TO the fair free, with one
lady. Apply for tickets TO j. d. Conner.
a comfortable and very desirable houst
and lot for sale, possession given at any
time. Inquire of Hugh T. Wilson. al0t2
The gas company is laying the mains from
Main Cross to College street, and VIII carry
them up College street to Central college
Always to the front. This time we onel
the greater bargains than ever before in a!
kinds OF dry goods and shoes. Conkling y
Co. al7r2
King i Graham have the largest, finest
best and the cheapest assortment of stoves
ever brought to Lexington. Call ami SET
them. auC:tf
We are Offering dry goods at bankrup
prices TO close them out. Cali and see how
SuCaPNoVaPet thah ALN 81 n =
Cos. al1t2
The constant attention Of Mr.. Burris, an,
of the owners of many of the lots, Is improv
ing the appearance of our naturally beauti
ful cemetery.
Me,srs. A. L.. Drew and David Callahan
have formed a law partnership. Their otfiC
Will be found over the book store Of Mes,rs
Bonnell 4 Lee.
You can get more groceries for 81 90 a
Smith & Maitland's than at any other place
in town. We know for we have tried II
Gail and examine his stock. al7tt
Call at King & Graham's and see th'
"Faultless,' the best Todd stove ever made
We also have the boss psrlor cooking stove
Emma" aug3tf
Don't let the enemies OF democracy tel
you what the democratic platform Is. Rea,
It for yourself; you can lind it on the frs
page Of this paper.
The first OF September will soon be here
All goods not sold will be boxed up an
shipped about that time. Hugh T. Wilson
opposite city hotel. auIOt2
A little ride in the country, In any direc
ton, is all that Is necessary to convinc
one that this county Will produce her usua
enormous corn crop.
Gentlemen who desire to participate In tn
grand masked procession or the first day Q
the fair are requested to export immediateI
to Capt. j. d.. Conner.
wish TO reduce stock as low as possible
to save the moving and paying freight o
it. Call before the first OF September TO
bargains. HUGH T. WILSON. aulOt2
Mr.. r. T. Jesse. last Monday. purchase,
the lot corner of Main and Main eros
streets, known as the Fleming lot, and WI
Immediately proceed to erect thereon a ntc
cottage residence.
We want it distinctly understood that W
are In the market with q large and full stoc
OF heating stoves, which We are going to Sc
cheap for cash. Call and see for yoursei
KING j. GRAHAM. aug3tf
The long needed pavement at the thir
ward school is to be put down Immediately
also a very necessary plank walk from Sout
street TO the Pacific depot, which the INTEL
gcncer has pleaded for.
Independence correspondence Kansas Cit
Times-The contract for grading the CHI
q & Alton K. r. between Big and Lift
Blue was let last week. The laborers al
now at work between those points.
Thos. II. Burns, who was arraigned be
fore Esquire Hudson, for converting MIR.
Rebecca Jacobs, horses te his own use, 8