Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1879-09-20

Old Mems Club next Saturday.
Farmers are busy putting in wheat.
Apples sell at 40 to 30 cents per bushel.
Corn sells delivered here at 81 % pei
barrel.
Butterlck's new fall patterns at Krlehn &
Wilker's. s13t2
Kansas City fair, September %, %, "a, %
26 and u.
Mr.. Sedwick has his addition to his house
under roof.
Fresh cranberries just received at Geo. F
Maitland's, s2Ot2
The roads have been very much improved
by the rains.
BIackberrIes and peaches a failure, how
can canning go on.
Kriehn u Wilker sell dry goods cheaper
than any other house. s13tf
Such beauties, the new calicoes just open
ed ut Krlehn d Wilker's. s13tf
Take little pains. this fall, to select good
seeds of all kinds. 1t Will pay.
The Narrow Gauge morning train next
week Will leave at nine O'Clock,
Capt W. A. Redd wants to buy some high
grade bull calves. Read his ad.
LIE ueW gloves ieIt III our ONCE, some
weeks since, are still unclaimed.
We print Senator Cockrclrs Platte coun.
ty speech in full on the first page.
The side walk at Mrs. Pomeroy's is being
brought to level with the street.
II you have not already done SO have your
coal shed filled before the roads get bad.
little time spent In reading the double
column Of Conkling & Co. will pay you. $40
immigration meeting at the courthouse
next Saturday at one and half O'Clock, p. m
The Old Mems Club will meet at the resi-.
dence of Stephen G.. Wentworth, Esq, next
Saturday.
White paper, in blocks, for writing with
pencil, always on hand and for sale Oh cap,
at this Office.
golden opinions by his practical manner of
mending streets.
Mr.. John q. Longdon has sold to MIR.
Geo. F. Maitland, $50 or 800 barrels of fine
apples, this fall.
Three shots were fired in quick success
sion, Monday night, on the corner OF Pine
and Franklin streets.
session. Don't keep them away on every
little frivolous pretext.
For real nice solid walnut bedstead or
table, or any other nice and cheap furniture,
call on 81. 4 f. WinkIer. j21
The St. Clair, Bates and Henry county
district fair will be held at Appleton City,
No., Sept. "a, 25, 26 and 81.
The recpnt r.ins avo boo yar,,
to vegetation; and fall pasturage will be
much improved.
Beautify your homes. If you don't know
how, take some good family paper which
will tell you from time to time.
The notice of dissolution OF the firm of
Franklin & Hightower, of Odessa, appears
In another column of this paper.
When you want anything NEW and
FRESH, in the grocery line, call and get 1t
at the CASH store of Geo. F. Maitland. IL
"A positive benefit to young children and
infants'' is the popular verdict for DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. Sold everywhere at % cents a
bottle
just received fresh oat meal and grit. ;
one pound fresh mackerel at 10 cents per
can. Buffalo tongues at George F. Matt
lands. s2Ot2
DeservedIy popular-We mean DIR. Bulls
Baltimore Pills, for everybody has derived
much benefit from their use. Physicians
recommend them.
Meeting at the courthouse next Saturday
at one and half O'Clock, p. NJ, to organize
a Lafayette county immigration society. All
Whn q intoroSfol lShn
Miss Julia Hagen gave number of he r
friends pleasant little dance, last Monday
night, at the opera house. Mr.. 10. Utt fur.
nished the music. and 1t was, of course, ex-
cellent.
The Missouri Pacific railway has changed
Its time table at this point,as follows: The
morning train Will hereafter leaye at 5:25, d
m.; and the evening train will arrive at
1855 p. m.
The few crops of wheat which were ex-
csptionally good last summer were those
that had been well put in. Don't give your
ground lick and a promise, but put it in
good order before you seed it.
There is some little apprehension among
our farmers on account OF the large number
seem
to be hybrid, between the old native and
the Colorado pest which visited us some
years ago.
Lexington has been very much improved
by the carpenters hammer and the painters
brush during the summer, and looks the
better for it. There is still plenty to do in
both lines, however, and much might vet be
done before winter
The case Of Lafayette county against Sim.
b. Ryland, which was taken to Saline coun-
ty by change of venue, came up for trial at
Marshall, last Tuesday, and resulted in a
verdict OF guilty. His fine was assessed at
800 and costs. amounting in all to over $3.50.
The committee appointed to draft a con.
stitution and bylaws for the immigration
society, consisting of Messrs. Linn b. Cor.
don, John d. New, Fred. WlnkIer, Jno. A.
Lockhart and VIM. Limrick, is requested to
meet at the courthouse to-day, IL O'Clock a.
M, sharp.
Pale cheeks in children often result from
the presence of worms in the stomach, ba,
few of Browns Vermituge Comfits or
Worm Lozenges, will expel the intruders,
and restore the bloom of health to the coup.
tenance. Mothers with pale faced children
snoaid try these Comfits. s20t2
1t Is said that camping and fishing parties
can secure good light by soaking a brick
In kerosene and then suspending 1t from .
pole with wire. When lit it furnishes 6
brilliant light, lasting half an hour. Those
who have experimental with it think il
greatly superior to torch.
In order to give the passengers on the
Lexington branch an equal chance with
| those on the main line, Division Superiuten.
dent Hale has instructed the porters on the
cnalr cars to reserve seven or eight chair.
for them, so that when they get on at Sedalis
hereafter they will find chairs awaiting
them.
There is considerable difference of opinion
as 10 the value of the FultZ wheat. Some
Farmers who have tried it arc very mucl
pleased with 1t and others succeeded will
1t no better than with the Graham wheat
| Another seasons experience with 1t shoult
definitely decide its merits 1t would no
be advisable for any one to sow all his lane
with it.
A fellow-sutferer in the journalistic roll
gives the following lugubrous advice
"When you rekindle the fire IN the parlo,
stove enc OF these cool days, don't forget Il
take out the roll of greenbacks you hid away
last evening. We have lost several good for
tunes by being negligent in this one par
ttcular."