Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-02
Read the new advertisement of w. &. Nc.

Now Is your chance for good cheap shoes
at Krlehn & Meyers at cost. j2stf
Notice your street trees and see that the
brick pavements are not crowding them.
For a real nice solid walnut bedstead or
table, or any other nice and cheap furniture,
call on H. 4 F.. Wtnkler. j2l
MIR. Jesse Cole says that the wheat crop IN
his neighborhood will not average more
than eight bushels to the acre.
California apricots In p pound cans, east
ern cherries, pineapple, raspberries and
strawberries, all this seasons packing. Geo.
f.. Maitland. a2t2
various points are passing through this city,
on their way to and from Sweet Springs, al
most every day.
Mexican coffee, strictly choice, 8 pounds
for 81, at +. G. Loomis'. j26tf
Two balloon ascen.iOns Will take place At
our fair this fall, Thursday, September 18th,
and Saturday, September 18th. Everybody
should attend on those days.
Smoke the 'Arlstocrat' cigar. for sale by
E. &. LOOMS. Only . cents. j26tf
Morphia, opium and remedies of their class
only stupefy and seldom cure. For diseases
of Infancy, use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
which is safe and sure in its effects. Price
% cents.
Smoke the "ArIstocrat" cigar. for sale by
| E. G. Loomis. Only 5 cents. j26tf
We can all respond to these lines Of Hood
When Eve upon the first of men the apple
pressed with specious cant, oh, what a thou
sand pities then that Adam was not Adj
amant!
Mexican coffee, strictly choice, 5 pounds
for 81, at T.. G. LOOMS. j26tf
Capt. John Brown says that the corr on
the land rented by himself anu the Taylor
brothers, recently killed in the ARRAY with
Wren, from Judge Simpson, will average
sixteen barrels per acre.
Mexican coffee, strictly choice, s pounds
for 81, at E. G. LOOMS. j26tf
Bryant truly SAYS: Upon the valleys lap
the liberal morning throws a thousand drops
of dew, to wake a single rose. Thus often,
in the course Of Iife's few fieeting years, q
single pleasure costs the SOU a thousand
tears.
Smoke the "Aristocrat'' cigar, for sale by
E. G. LOOMS Only cents. j26tf
We called attention in our last weeks
issue to tour New Orleans letter." but
owing to the fact that we hadthree columns
more type than the chases would hold, we
had to leave 1t out. 1t will be found this
time, on the first page.
Mexican coffee, strictly choice, 5 pounds
for 81, at E. G. Loomis'. j26tf
prof 1onoo SuIorf uiII moko fu,o bolloop
ascensions from the fair grounds this fall
The contract has been signed, and Their.
need be no fear of any failure on his part
HIS balloon is a very fine one, and the ex
hibition will be OF great interest.
New mackerel In Is pound kits, packing
OF 1879. Geo. +. Maitland. a2t2
An unusually large aud brilliant star which
appeared In the northwest, attracted con
siderable attention Sunday night. Wonder
II it wasn't the approaching planet, nance
"Tattler'' by Its discoverer, because of it
being such q great stail-bearer."
New mackerel In 10 pound kits, packing
of 1879. Geo. f. Maitland. a2t2
Jack Williams, an old Lexington typo
now foreman of the st. Louis Times-Jour
nal, was in the city during the week, having
been called here by the death of his father
John d. Williams, Esq. He paid this ofic'
a visit, Thursday, as In duty bound, an,
talked over old times with the boys.
Smoke the "Arlstocrat" cigar, for sale b,
+. G. Loomis. Only 5 cents. j26tf
To reach the highest standard Of health
nature demands the utmost regularity of tn
bowels; a slight deviation brings many in
conveniences and payes the way to NOR
serious dangers. We can recommend Dr
BULBS Baltimore Pills as the best medicin
for the needs Of the digestive apparatus.
New mackerel In 10 pound Kits, packin
OF 1879. Geo. f. Maitland. a2l2
Our stock Of staple and fancy dry good
: and notions, which embraces nearly eyer
thing usually In a first-class reta
: store, is quite full and complete, and we al
making additional purchases OF new, sei
) %sonsble, desirable goods all the time wit
i which to supply the wants of the commun
{ ty, and we invite the people of this and a,
i joining counties 10 favor us with an inspe
!. ton Of u stock and prices. Royle
u New. may3ml
HIgginsville Advance, July 81 -. /
: Blackburn was In town on Friday. I
" bought W fine fillies to exchange with NJ
ii. c.. Branch for two membrfno geldIng
q He reports Blackburn In a flourlshing CO
> dltion, and the corn crop Of Saline immsns
u = = = Judge VIM. Young was In tow
4 on Friday last attending the case OF the sta
u of Missouri vs.. Hicks. Hicks was arrest,
i sometime ago for disturbing the peace. IT
= judge appeared for Hicks. The case W
dismissed owing to the non-appearance
II the prosecuting witness. The Judge, anti
ipating the removal Of the courthouse, p
In his spare time looking out a desirable
cation for an office. . = DR.. Seeber. +,
e sisted by Drs. Unison and Stapp, perform
'e an operation on Henry Nutter the engine,
u at Chamblin's mill, for CONSTRUCTED hem
He had been suffering for nearly a we
III with complete obstruction of the bowe
u which had resisted every effort on the p.
" OF the physicians, and his condition beco
ing so alarming 1t was thought best as q Il
Or resort, to cut down on the seat OF an {
&c rupture to ascertain II the obstruction p
L. sibly depended upon that. The eperati
resulted successfully. as the obstruction v
Oh removed. While his condition Is still W
lis doubtful, good hopes are entertained for
ty recovery.
10 We have just completed our repairs q
e' are now prepared 10 furnish our celsbral
~ brands of flour. Having made extensive
pairs We hope to be able to supply our C
IS toners with a superior article OF flour.
ls V. Robinson Il Co. jy19t
The party, on Monday evening last, Civ
by MIR. and Mrs. VIM. L. Hays Of Lexi
ton township, In honor of Misses Hernt
and Day, Of Carrollton, No., and Mag
and Bessie Brown, OF GaIlatin, Mo-, was
Of the most pleasant affairs Of the seas
There were not a great many present,
ns the company was congenial and gay, aad
' music excellent. The guests were all
sembled at the early hour of 9 O'Clock, wi
.. the dancing began. and was kept up
ceaslngly until midnight. at thai "h
hour" the announcement of supper brou
" smiles to the faces Of the whole crowd, e.
" the few children who were there. Oh, I
." supper! One full hour spent IN ''gett
away with It," The tables fairly groaI
under the weight Of cakes, ices, jell
W cream and other good things too numer
~ to mention. When the reporter left
sumptuous, Widespread table, IL looked
il the Richmond cyclone had passed ovel
The hostess said "eat heartily" and she
obsyed without a murmur. Among tn
present were Mrs. Abe Hays, Mrs. j
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