Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-25
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
White and gray blankets very cheap at NJ.
r Rener,s o4m3
McClellsnd sale postponed till Thursday,
October 81.
A large stock of shawls will be sold cheap
.tM II Keller,s. o4m3
Put up your stoves, and as you value your
souls don't swear.
Flannels, cassimeres and jeans of all quail
,,,os Of T. Keller's. o4m3
Wanted-1O, 900 bushels OF apples by har-
r,.oa & J.ckson. Aullyille. olStf
Mr.. George Mexican is making various I'M
provements in his premises.
For profitable Information read our
double column. Conkling & Co.
: We noticed q bin darkey on the streets,
last Thursday, who had come in to see the
show.
M. E, Keller's stock of ready-made cloth
ing is complete, and will be sold very
cheap. o4mS
Ducks, brants nd geese are flying In, and
are appearing quite plentifully in our
market.
Keep the little folks well covered up these
cold nights unless you want to tell them
good bye.
Wipkler manufactures some OF the finest
and cheapest furniture we ever saw. Call
IN HIM for nrices. i'll
Dry and green hides, pelts. tallow and all
kinds of country produce In exchange Tor
goods, at Harrison b Jackson's, Auii-
vile. DISH
The alley in block number forty-two Is
being paved-a good job for the comfort Of
the public olfaclory and health.
A la and we'll selected stock OF custom
made boots and shoes. dry goods, clothing
and groceries. Harrison Il Jackson, Aull-
Vile. DISH
The sale which was to take place at Col.
MeClelland's farm last Thursday was post
ponsd on account OF the circus, till next
Friday.
A large lot Of window glass just received
and will be sold at prices that will more than
meet all competition. Call before buying at
the FRANKLIN Street Drug Store. o25t3
Linneus Bulletin :-''There is nothing SO
contemptibly low and mean as for q news
paper to demean and blackmail every in
div,dual who does not exhibit q spirit OF
frisndliness toward said newspaper"
Robinson's Red B. is still ahead. 1t took
the first premium at the Lexington fair-it
Away does. 1t captured the Jno. 4. Jordan
m too /; and 1t took the first premium
on bread 1t the Kansas City exposition. o.
The walking match at the opera house
came Oh rs per announcement, last Saturday
night. Fahey, Lockhart, Lowe and Ander'
son were the contestants. The match was
won by Fancy. There was . pretty fair at.
tendance.
The ferry boat which returned, last Fri
day, thoroughly cauIked, is being otherwise
put in good order, by mending up the rail-
ing and deck. The admiral Of the Pinafore
seems to be well pleased at being reduced In
rank to captain Of the Undine.
The pronounced opinion of the ablest
physicians oil over the country indicates that
DR.. Bulps Baby Syrup is the best remedy
for all the sunerings OF little children caused
by wind collie, dysentery, dlarrhea or sum-
mer complaint. Price % cents.
Mr.. Lewis W. Cox, of Dover township.
who called on US, last Saturday, says thai
the Hessian fly is damaging the young wheat
to q considerable extent in his neighbor
hood. One Of his fields is two-thirds de
stroyed and will have TO be re-sown.
The "Aeriap' the sail boat belonging t.
MI. 10. A. Wilson and q couple Of othel
gentleman, which was stolen some 6v'
weeks ago. was found by Messrs. Robt
Jennings and Chas. A. Morrison, at tn,
sectional docks In st. Louis, and brought VI
on the Uudine.
DR.. Henry, OF Dover, has bought the drul
stock of our old friend Peter Thoma, an
will take possession November 1st, MI
Thoma again moving to Higginsville an
occupying his hotel property. Mrs. Henri,
will continue the hotel business In Dover
occupying the premises vacated by MI
Thoma.
The wheat along the road between Lex
1ngton and Dover is looking %splendidly. th
fly having apparently injured it so little Q
not be noticeable. The acreage is also larg
and the land appears to have been thorough
prepared for the seed before sowing Shout
the season be favorable and prices liberia
old Lafayette will sboom" next fall.
Bread from our -four has never bee
beaten for the last three years at our fi
The bread which took the Jno. r. Jorda
premium, for best bread made from b
yeast. was baked Of our flour. At Kans'
City. also, the first premium was AIKEN b
Mrs. VIM. T. Hays on bread made from oil
-four. Our Red r cannot be surpassed; II
It, A. v. Robinson & Co. Off
While Kansas City buys q great desl
furniture from Messrs. Winkler, of tn
city, some OF our citizens GO to Kansas Cit
to buy furniture. Winkler. will sell 1t
you for less money than any other hous
either in Kansas City or elsewhere. WI
pay commissions to middle men, when "
can patronlze home manufactures tor lie
money, and get q hstter class of goods? Th
rs an important question. j21
Mr.. r. W. Davis met with a severe &C,
dent on the ferry boat last Monday. Sever
men were engaged in moving SOM We
large oak planks from the boat to the shor
To be used In the construction OF a doc
when one Of the planks falling upon its 81
rebounded from the deck and Mr.. Dav
foot was caught under 1t. The timbers tru
his foot at the instep, breaking the out
Done Oh tue iOOt. II Will Ue TeuemOeT
that . similar accident curred to n
Davis about q year ago.
Our gardeners and hortieulturists are 81
fcfsntly annoyed with insects to read I
following, In which q writer In q Fren
horticultural journal relates his suggest
experience After sunset 1 place In t
center OF my orchard an old barrel, the
side of which 1 have previously well tarre
At the bottom of this Darrell place a light
lamp. Insects Of many kinds, attracted
the light, make for the lamp, and while c
cling roundi 1t strike against the side OF
barrel, where, meeting with the tar, tb
wings and legs become so clogged that tn
either stick fast or fall helpless to the botto
The dance, last Monday night. at t
Leiderkranz bal, given by the younger me
bers of that society, was, of course, a m
enjoyable affair. Though quite a large nu
Der of ladies and gentlemen were prese
the attendance was not SO great as had be
expected. Tn music was as good rs co..
have been wished, and the floor, havl
been smoothly vaxed, everybody enjoy
the occasion very much. This was, we
derstand, the first Of q number Of dances
young men Of the LsIderkranz contempt
giving during the winter, and the lovers
the Terpsichorean art are promised many
nnnortunifv IN nasa an eyenfnO Gsdonoyp,,