Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-04
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Summons are ripe.
4 good rain this week.
Now gather your apples.
The leaves are falling fast.
County court next Monday.
Sausages are coming in fashion.
Apples are very fine and not high.
Criminal court next Monday week.
The juicy blvalve begins to taste well.
rhe s'mast" is very abundant this year.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
al vegetables are fine, plenty and cheap.
several quite acceptable rains this week.
The river Is getting BEAUTIFULLY less every
E.
Pie fallen leaves now cover the pave
hts.
,he ground is In excellent condition to be
fied.
Nhite and gray blankets very cheap at NJ.
Ka,,er,s o4m3
Richmond Is to have q circus soon, the
emocrat says.
Jat fish steaks are becoming common on
anklin street.
The quartette was out s%erenading last
lursday night.
A large stock OF shawls will be sold cheap
NJ. e. Keller,s, o4m3
Prairie church festival and concert Friday
ght, October 10.
The schools are all steadily, quietly and
fectively at work.
FIannels, cassimeres and jeans OF all quail
as. at M. f. KelIer's. o4m3
The seminaries continue to occasionally
ceivsd new b0arders.
Bed comforts from 80 cents to $3, can be
md At NJ. r. KeIler,s. o4m3
Leonard Ripple, Jr.. wants q boy to learn
10 %butchering business.
Stock sale next Monday. Come IN and
e Jake Conner laugh.
M. E. Keller has Q stock OF ladies' cloaks
ON % q to $l2 a piece. o4m3
80 boys are all busy gathering walnuts.
- crop was never larger.
Boots and shoes as cheap as at any house In
lexington, at NJ. E. Keller's. o4mS
The Wellington road ia being put in bet
Dr. condition than 1t has ever before known.
There are some beautiful geological speci-
rs in some OF the valleys Of this county.
Everybody should talk up the permanent
Establishment in this city Of an academy for
(oys.
NJ. E. Keller's stock OF ~ready-made cloth
hg is complete, and will be sold very
heap. o4m3
Tickets by st. L.. K. z. & N. b. r. to st.
louis fair at greatly reduced rates. See the
gent.
Tooth pulling is so cheap now that 1t is
nothing but fun to have the old snags re-
moved.
Send ON those archaeological specimens
flor Mr.. Collet. We have only received two
thus far.
Miss Belle Green's fine collection Of paint.
l1ngs was very much admired at the Kansas
City fair.
For ten miles above and below this city
the Missouri river Is pretty closely tished fol
this market.
An interesting letter from a lady contribu
tor In Minnesota may be foundo on the out
side Of this issue.
W1nkler manufactures some OF the fines
and cheapest furniture we ever saw. Cal
on him for prices. t21
From and after tomorrow the Sunday
Missouri Pacific train will not leave Lsxing
toe until 7:15 p. m.
For q real nice solid walnut bedstead o.
tsble, or any other nice and cheap furniture
call on H f. WInkler. j21
Ladies' furs in great variety at less thai
half their value, at n. E.. Keller's, nearI.
opposite the courthouse. o4m3
The grasshopper and Hessisn fly scare ha
6bout subsidized and farmers are very bus
finishing up wheat sowing.
Mrs. VIM. T. Hayes took the second prem
ium IN preserves, at the Kansas City fair, q
we'll as the first premium IN bread.
When We have Is many school boys froI
abroad a We have school girls, then educs
tionsl matters in Lexington will be as the
should be.
The Lexington sporting club will have
meeting at A. j. HALLS law Office, ne1
Tuesday night. Every member is desire
TO be present.
Mr.. John p. Hausam killed q snake abo,
one foot and = half long, Wednesday, Q
the pavement in front Of the Lexingto
Savings Bank.
The enrolment in the public schools 4
the month Of September is as follows: Fir
Ward, 70; Second Ward, 13l !; Third War
127 ; High School, Ct; Colored School, II
Total, $40.
c. Ben is selling round trip tickets to Il
st. Louis exposition at So 80, including
ticket Of admission to the grounds. Pala
sleepers will u from this place three nigh
during the week.
When Is the tslegraphic wire which Gro.
ed the river to the replaced, Persons wis
Ing to Q kilograms from this place
veitner Kansas City or St. Louis. have to SCI
around by the way of Sedalis.
The school board, at its meeting Ii
Wednesday decided not to elect a teacher
present to fill the place made vacant by NJ
Jennie Finley's sickness, hoping that 8
Sypsy be able shortly to resume work.
Robtnson's Red B.. Is still ahead. 1t to
the first premium at the Lexington fair
always does. 1t captured the Jno. r. Jord
premium too; and 1t took the first premil
on bread at the Kansas City exposition.
Persons wishing the address of their
pers changed, must give the postoffice
which it is at present addressed, as well
the postofflce to which they wish it Sc
Otherwise We cannot make the change. I
MIR. H. e. sydnor sdvertises his farm
sale In another column. 1t is located in
Richest portion Of Lafayette county, ant
. magnificent place. No ordinary price ,
be the intrinsic value of his proper
Read the advertisement.
c. Ben Is not asleep, but wide avail
Rate to st. Louis exposition and fair,
return, IS IS. This includes an admIss
ticket to exposition. and will be sold ev
day until October 11th at city Office and
pot OF Missouri Pacific railroad.
H%igsinsvflle Advance, Oct. 1:-"At
dance in South Higginsville, last night,
Grundy Leach fired at John Short. the ca
for which we were unable to learn.
ball took effect In Shorts right leg. ]
supposed that both parties were under
influence Of liquor"
Richmond Democrat :-.Richmond
have q cigar factory A gentleman Is /
A"" ioi tunt purpose anu uks itnteu
Ballard property in the eastern part OF to
for q residence. Those farmers out by !
Hope church, who have that tobacco CT
by charcoal, ought to get him to lsok q
It may be what he will want"
Higgtnsyilie Advance, Oct. l :-s.The
mil of John W. Oliver, located on L,
about three miles west of Town was bur
on Friday night last. The engine was IS
uniniured. The entire loSs amoInte