Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-18
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Fall pastures are magnificent.
October is more than half gone.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Yesterday was the first cool day In Octo-
Der.
Last weeks rain was splendid for
wheat.
Gather your ferns and leaves before cold
weather.
White and gray blankets very cheap at NJ.
E. Keller's o4ino
In before Christmas.
3 Flanuels, cassimeres and jeans OF all quail
tiles, at NJ. f. keller's. o4m"
Cheapest clothing In the county. at ).
rIsldors', Higginsville. Mo. oistis
The first complaint OF mud for many a
day came to us this week.
Buy your clothing at $. lsldors' In Hlg-
ginsville, and save money. olotl%
Wsnted-10,o 600 bushels OF apples by Har-
rison & jackson, Auliville. DISH
There was q pretty strong gale, followed
by rain Thursday afternoon.
Boots and shoes as cheap as at any mouse I'D
Lexington, at NJ. E. kelleI's. o4m"
For profitable information re ID our double
column. NJ. W. Conkling & Co.
Heterogeneous days up to yesterday,
counting four days in September.
Garden .ssass'' has been growing this DC
/ tober as if 1t were q good. rainy August.
Don't forget to examine S. Isidors' cloth
ing before buying, Higginsville, Mo. olstl*
lady friend sent US two large rose BUDS
this week, which were growing In the open
air.
A full line of the Standard Screw boots
and shoes and at very low prices. Conkiing
& Co.
Wheat never grew of better in the world
than It has been doing during the past ten
days.
M. E, Keller's stock OF ready-made cloth
ing is complete, and will be sold very
cheap. o4mo
No matter how low cur competitors price
you goods, come 10 Us and do q hHle bette
Conkling q Co.
The ball to be gwen at their hall by the
Younger members Of the Leiderkranz, comes
of Monday night.
Winkler manufactures some OF the nnest
and cheapest furniture we ever saw. Call
on INN for prIces. j21
Ladies' furs in great variety at less thar
halt their value. at NJ. E. Keller's, nearly
opposite the courthouse. o4m5
For q real nice solid walnut bedstead or
table, or any other nice and cheap furniture,
call on H. & f. WInkler J21
A full line Of dress goods, trimming silks
cashmeres, velveteens, jeans, fannels. ect.,
etc., at Krlehn & Wilker's. o4tS
Mr.. Jesse Cole, of Dover township, sold,
last week, 100 acres of land, with good inn
provsments, at $50 per acre.
Independence Democrat :-''Mr. Ike Reed,
of Lafayette county, has purchased the
Kenton House Of this city,"
Ladies should examine our stock OF black
and colorsd cashmeres DeIore purchasing
slsewhsrs. Kriehn l. Wilker. o4ta
The streets Of Lexington will be in betteI
order for winter weather when 1t comes
than they have been for years.
The business association held q meeting al
Mr.. McCausland's store, last Tuesday night
The proceedings are %recounted elsewhere.
Dry and green hides, pelts, tallow and al
kinds OF country produce In exchange fol
goods, at Harrison b Jackson's, Aull
vile. olStf
Mr.. VIM. h. Carter, Of Dover township
sold. last Saturday, to Mr.. Jos. j. Hampton
100 acres of land, 80 acres In cultivation, nj
buildings, for o 5000 In cash.
The time has passed for the 'Elizlrs,
sCordials' ETC., for the baby, and DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup Is now the established and re
liable remedy. Price % cents.
The mast "crop'' is said to be pretty fai
across the river. 1t is rather short in thi
county and south Of here. People don't lv
on mast as much now, however, as they di
At one time.
Go north, south, east or west, and 20
will find coughs and colds at this season {
the year. A remedy which never fails t
give satisfaction is DR.. Bulls Cough SyruI
) Price 25 cents.
There was a collision of two freight tralr
On the G. 4 A. railroad, about three an
shalt miles east Of Kansas City, last MOI
day morning. The engines, tenders all
several cars were badly smashed up.
As we are determined to meet all scuts,
we are offering the best Prints at Z cen
until further notice. Ladies in need
something new and hobby in Calicos wi
do we'll to call on Kriehn & Wilker. o4t3
Robinson's Red r. is still ahead. 1t toe
the first premium at the Lexington fair
always does. Itcsptured the Jno. 4. Jords
premium too and 1t took the frat premiu
on bread at the Kansas City exposition. Of
Columbia Statesman :-"Messrs. Richal
A. Collins and John Dean have formed a c
partnership and entered into the real esta
business together at Higginsville, Lafayet
county. This is q strong firm In every way
Your patronage is quite an object to u
and We propose to offer such lAducemen
- In the way of good, reliable goods at 10
prices as will secure US q share of it. A vi.
to our store will cast you nothing, and W
greatly oblige yours respectfully, Krlehn
Wilker. oct4t3
beaten for the last three years at our ia
The bread which took the Jno. r. Jord
premium, for beet bread made from
yeast, was baked OF our flour. At Kans
City, also, the first premium was taken
Mrs. VIM. T. Hays on bread made from o
-four. Our Bed R cannot be surpassed; I
It, A. v. Robinson & Co. o4t
We have been asked by several farmers
write . description Of the Hessian f
Strange as 1t may seem, though many Of Q
farmers have been annoyed by their dep
dations, very few of them are familiar W
the appearance Of the little pest, which
rived Its name from the supposition that
was brought to this country In some str
by the Hessian troops during the revoluti
ary war. The body Is about one-tenth of
inch long, and the expanse OF wings {
quarter Of an inch or more ; the head,
tenna, thorsx and feet are black ;'the b,
part OF theibody is tawny, marked W
black on each ring, and with fine gray
hairs ; the wings are blacklist, tawny at
narrow base. fringed with short hairs,
rounded at the tip; the legs pale red
brownish the egg tube rose.eolored
legs are long and slender, and the wi
with few veins. 1t generally natures
broods in the course OF q year. appearing
spring and autumn. The eggs, are
Hftieth OF an inch long and pale red. +
are placed 10 the longitudinal creases OF
leaves Of both winter and spring wheat v
soon after the plants are above the grol
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