Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
PtcnlC near AullYiila To-day.

"Stock notes" are contagious.
Thu Shaw House at Richmond has re
opened.
Fruit cans, - cents per dozen, at James
Zeiler's. a3ltf.
River six feet nine inches above low wa.
ter mark.
five days.
Wonderful bargains In school books nj
Bonnell Il Lees. au3lwI
y grand democratic barbecue takes place
near S"tIilia TODAY.
Fruit cans - cents per dozen, with the
WAN. IA jim Zriler'-. a%l,i
The boss GrcenbackrT IN town l. At sum
mer> c"rncr-he Is 4 parrot.
Our report nf the Macon convention il UNI
aVoidabty crowded out until next week.
The Elizabeth Aull Seminary will open
Tuesday morning next. at 81 u'clock, 4. III.
HonncGi n Lee carry a IulI stock OF nil the
latest novelties in tn { stationary hue. uiltl.
Ht'trlry's MINISTRIES Will be At the opera
house. i'll This city, three lights during the
fair.
| Last 'turiay was the hottest day of the
season, Or AieXandrr's thermometer mark
in, 90.
Anything needed IN the school room can
be found At BOuneiI X Lees, at prices a. low
~ tie lowest. au5Itl
jim Iri.er SAYS he VIII do gathering, roof
ing tnd ali kind, of JOu work, rs cheap a,
tie cheapest, and tie means it. njltf
Holden celebrated BOOK cuv.rs, book
marks and chroImo> given away with school
books bought at SonneiI ~ Lees. au3Iti.
The E.>try organ surpis>cs all others IN
l~uilne>>, beauty and moiulat;on of tone, as
We'll As facility of action, Bonnell " Lee,
agents. au3lwl
Nearly every other town in the country
has done something for the relief OF the VEL
low fever sufferers except his ii Is time for
Us to act.
Ga: what y beauty. and he says he war
rants II To be the best and cheapest cook
stoves III III" state OF Missouri. Call aud zee
1t AT Jun Lriler'>. a5ltf
>,vem srcenbackrrs met at the courthouse.
last Mon,!,y.in mas. convention, aud sent
delegates to the CONGRESSIONAL convention AT
tallturuIt, september 18th.
John Powell. Franklin street, j. selling
= '"' ~ va - ~ I'm u
gallon III live gallon lois. 81 cents. He al.o
Sells tr'Irr's aNlr-grel>e, the best in the
mirAvt; Use no other. au5lwi
Col. George :. Ri'hbun VIII address the
citizen, Of Laia! etc county on the political
ISSUES OF the day. Al the courthouse. Ia Lex
Inst"n. On Saturday night, September eth,
at 4. "c'"ch, =. IN Come one, come all.
lhr republican committee of thi, county
met IN this city. Inst Saturday, and elected
delegates To the state convention. instrucring
them t" vote for no uomination>-t,ie pos
sum policy. yru >ee-Ihe greene Icktr~ to
pull the ciestnul> out of thu fire Tor them.
Two floors full OF stoves, cheap for cash. "A,
Jim Zriler'>. a3lft
The following boats have passed this port
since our last: \. j. Baker. August -. up,
with ''tr:"-; Joe Kinney. August -. up,
TOOK iGH bushels coal; +. II. Durier, August
80, down from mountains. The Baker viii
De down to-day.
John Powell. Franklin street, Is selling
8 pounds prim" Rio coffee Tor 81 )! pounds
choice Rio coffee FOR 81 - pounds fancy Rio
coffee FOR 81. HIS also in stock old govern
ment Java %rotiec, African Java coffee, Pea
berry coffee. L'guira coffee, fancy, yellow,
Golden tsio collie. auslN4
wish to >rll my old friends and CUSTOM
er- one more bill Of dry goods 10 remember
me hy-G"ing. going. IL I. Wilson. a3l'2
Joseph l.. Thomas, ct The Lexington Fer
~ Company. last rhur-da. perfected ~
rauSrmrnt- with The Ray county briI.r
commissioner and the local road over, cr.
by which u bridge will be quilt In the Ran
kin lane, and the road put IN thorough re
pair, 20 that travel VIII be uninterrupted in
the future. This lane has long been the great
impeachment in the way OF through travel
from Iowa to Kansas and Texas, and has
kept away from Lexington a great deal of
trade which would have come here had it
been possible to get through the lane with
loads of produce.
Go to rowelrs, Franklin street, for pure
cider vinegar and pure white wine vinegar.
the best In the market. au3lwi
Inc Narrow Gauge railroad has always
Disseminated against this city In running II.
trains, notwithstanding the protests of our
business men, and at the present time ONLY
three hours ale allowed here between the
moTnlnsand evening trains TO persons coming
tOL"XlngtOn on business, whtle.it i, six hours
at Kansas City. Under these circumstances
We can see no reason why our city council
should be 50 anxious to macldamize a road
to the Narrow Gauge depot. while the streets
leading to the Pacific depOt,o ~ which nine
tenth, OF all the freight to and from Lexinr-
ton is hauled, are left to take care OF them
selves.
Fresh cow and calf for sale-an extra milch
cOw. Hugh T. Wilson. au3lw2
Have you seen the telephone, the greatest
production Of inventive genius: Having re.
ceived u large invoice of school books and
supplies for the school room, we propose to
offer extra inducements to our customers.
In addition to the usual compliment Of
chromos, book marks and cover>,on opening
week we propose to give a telephone with
each bill of school books sold by Us. This is
q rare chance. and purchasers of school
books should avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity of procuring one of these valuable in
>truIlents. We are headquarters for every
thing needed in the school room, and our
prices are always a. low a. the lowest.
BOnneIl u Lee, Main street, opposite court
house. au3Iwl
Look at our remnant pile OF dress goods ;
extra bargains TO he had. Hugh r. Will
son. opposite city Hotel. aullw2
Glasgow Journal, August 22d:-The track
layers were stopped one mile beyond lIiy.
bee one day last week, by some graders who
had been working for Simms Il Muuahan,
aud were not permitted to proceed with the
work until they (the graders were paid "a
balance claimed to be due them from the
contractors. The railroad company paid
them OF, aud the track layers were allowed
to continue with their work. In consequence
oi this delay, the construction tram did no,
reach HiSbee until Monday, and they are
now working this way at the rate OF a mile
and a half per day. tiigbee Is just nineteen
miles from here. There Is nothing now thai
VIII delay them except the bridges across
the DoNies. ana they have been shipped and
are expected here every day.
just ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In cassimeres st
McCau-iandS au3Itf
Little Bonnie, the three and a half wear old
child Of Mr.. Norris Gratz, of this city. while
playing about an old cistern near the house
yesterday evening, removed the top, a few
pieces Of board nailed together, and was
looking down. just at that moment Mrs,
Graft happened to look out of the window,
and observing what he was doing called 70