Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Mletklp 1nteIIisenfer
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

The campaign bawi VIII soon open.
sweet potatoes plentiful and cheap.
BE careful about fire this dry weather.
School books at Bonnet X Lees. a2itt
Please put another blanket on the bed
wife.
Speaking at the courthouse next Saturda,
night.
Notice the announcements of democratic
picnics.
Eve balloon ascensions this year, sure, a
the fair.
Everybody buy school books o! J. 4
Qusrles l. Co. auglItf
BonnelI X Lees are headquarters 10
school supplies. a.itf
Y handsome chrome FREE with all schoO
books nj ROyIe's. au&lw3
Thu leaves upon the trees show the effect
OF the hested term.
Waterms!ons continue plenty, wherest til,
boys greatly rejoice.
Now Is the tine TO SOW rye for winter ant
early spring pasture.
Ifyou want your clothes repaired, cheap
go 10 j. K. NEwpoLp. au2itf
Ain you glad the school girls are coming
back again next week:
Farmers are beginning TO complain OF
scarcity of stock water.
Come in next Saturday night. and hear ;
good democratic speech.
This is 8 splendid time TO cut weeds grow
ing In the fencs corners.
Tomstoes are defective from the continued
drought and hot weather.
The dry weather has set all the wagon ant
buggy wheels TO rafting.
Feeders are beginning to inquire shout
corn for feeding purposes.
Less than ninety In the shade Is now con-
sidered uncomfortable cool.
just reCelved-A fine lot of white Ions
dale shirts st Mctsu>isnd's. au%ltf
Choice Mocha. Java, Rio aud Mexican
coffee. al Smith * Msitland'S. al,tf
Hon. 4. NJ. Lay viii speak At the fair. OF
Wednesday, September 18th.
a large, attractive stock of neckties and
linen collars al McCausIand's. au!ltf
II you want suit of clothes made 10 lit.
aud cheap. go to J.~R. NEwBoLp. au2tti
A pure art Gle OF cider y,negar-our own
make, on hand. >mith X Maitland. al1tf
Ifyou want a suit of clothes cut that any
body can make to lit you, call on J. K,
SEwBoLD. au24tf
For Sale-A good light carriage, row a,
WstDwa's shop for sale AT I bargain. RoBT,
ANDERSON. aul7tf
Don't you forget tt-that you can buy
stoves Of HING Il GRAHAM a. cheap a any
house in the state. au.@tf.
Garrison grange will meet At 5 O'Clock. i.
M, Saturday, August l,Jn. Members are
requested to notice the csange of time.
Stockholders Of the Lafayette AIM. >oct.
ETY. Will be admitted to the fair free. with one
lsdy. Apply for tickets 10 j. d. Conner.
King Il Graham have the largest. finest,
best and the cheapest assortment OF stoves
ever brought TO Lexington. Call and see
them. sus3tf
Messrs. Bonnsll K Lee ara in receipt of a
large Invoice of the celebrated Holden
book covers. Books covered without extra
charge. a2itf
Call at King & Graham's and see the
"~Fsultless,'' the best Todd stove ever made.
We also have the hos, parlor cooking stove,
Emma" ang3tf
"Now Is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious summer" by getting a. much
groceries at smith & Maitlind's for 81 90 A.
we used to get for twD- al.tf
You can get more zroceries for 81 % at
Smith Il Maitlsnd's H. an at any other place
In town. We know :or We have tried it,
Cal! and examine his lock. al.tt
We have wheeled Into line With the lar,
gest stock OF school books ever exhibited III
Lexington, which we propose TO dispose o
at prices that will tety competition. Bon
nell i Lee. a2itt
l have just received q handsome new stock
Holdel's patent book covers, and give {
handsome chrome, free, with every one
Chas. II. Royle. au3lw2
We want it distinctly understood that We
are in the market with a large aud full stocb
of heating stoves. which We are going to sci
cheap for cash. Call and see for yourself
KING i GRAHAM. aug3tf
Tunstall, of Wellington, will sell yol
Lexington flour at e. ~ and 81 - pc
sack. He will deliver it free OF charge t.
any part OF the town lie insurcs III
-four to be equal to any and inferior t
none. au2itf
GentIemen's tsI; and winter under.hirt>-
low dowu-st McCsu>land's. su3Itt
Henry Sinauer. our pOpnlar star Clothin.
merchant. has received a portion OF his fal
stock of goods, among which will be fOun,
the latest styles Of English worsted anu cas-
simere suits, hats, all the novelties in neck
wear. and all at bed rock prices. Call an,
au3ltl
The residence of Mrs. Elizabeth MinshelI
on Cedar street, was entirely consumed b.
fire on Wednesday night last. 1t Is no
known how II originated, As there had beel
no ire In the house for several days. 1t oc
Cured about 8 o'clock. a. m. The buIIdin,
was insured for $500 the furniture Tor 60
In the Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, Z
WInsor s. Son, Agents. OF course 1t Will b
paid promptiy.a as usual.
For the very best u~nlaundrIed SHIRTS, g
to McCausland'-. au3lti
Mason and Haml!n Organs-The Maso
and Hamlin Organs are the liandsomee,
most durable and sweetest toned organ
manufactured. Parties wishing to buy
first class instrument should not fail TO ca
and examine. Organs sold on easy pa,
ments, and liberal discounts for cash. Ties
instruments have the best reputation, IAN
justly SOL, of any organ manufactured. an
you are sure OF having a splendid instrl
ment when you buy one Of Ma-Ou Il Han
Inns manufacture Charles H.. ROyle, 4
Royle's Book Store. agent. au3lrIl
A superb stock of Jeans and fianneIs
McCausland's. au3lIf
Since the arrival OF his new goods. Charlie
Royle has fixed up his store in apple-pie o.
der for the fall trade, and it now presents
decidedly attractive appearance. His stoc
of school and miscellaneous books, station
cry. wall paper, toilet articles, pictures, &c
is much larger than ever before, and his pr
ces in accordance with the times. He r.
quests a continuance OF the liberal patron
age which he has received since he common,
ed business. Charley Is q courteous, u,
serving young gentleman, and we hope
see him even more successful in the mtuI
than he has been in the past. No trouble
show goods; call and look through his stocl
Time is short-will begin to box up gooC
about the tenth of September-have son
bargains left. Hugh T. Wilson. a3iw2
The I%ntelligencer has nowhere offere
apologies for Treasurer Gates. 1t believ,
In doing Justice to all men. II has blame
him for being Overreached by the Mastin
but 1t does not believe him to be Intentions
ly dishonest. We hold that the democrat
party should punish every democratic offic,
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