Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-04

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Take in the Sedalia fair mex week. 1t
will he a big thing.
A choice line OF extra toilet soap, at
Beeding Il Clagett's. s4tf
School books covered free of charge. at
Rovle,s Book Emporium. a2St4
Gum arabic dissolved IN alcohol Is good to
keep rizzled headed girls frIzzes In crimp.
Twentieth St. LOUIS fair. the greatest fair
IN the country, opens Oct. 4. AMI closes
Oct. Q. 81
The elegant residence now occupied by +.
Lakeland BeedIng Is for rent, at a low price.
Apply to Bedding Il CIagett. s4tf
The east wall on North street is still grad.
ually giving way and the street will require
| filling after each heavy rain until such time
| as the wall may again reach a solid founda.
ton.
Races of all kinds. running, trotting and
| chariot, at the Sedslia fair, 81 70 round
trip. Train leaves at TOO r. m. /; returning,
leave Sedslfa at 6 p. m, or after the races
! are over.
Our old time friend. Rev. Samuel T. Ruff
ner, met with a very painful accident some
little time ago, cutting his right big toe
| nearly of, with an axe. DR.. Seeber saved 1t,
though 1t merely hung by a thread of skin
Every parent IN this vicinity who has 9
| son to educate should, II it Is at all con-
| venient to do so. send him to the Went
| worth Male Academy. in this city. Fol
| particulars address either Of the principals,
q l.. Hobson or S. NJ. Sellers.
The Leiderkranz celebrated their eighth
anniversary, Thursday night OF last week,
by a social dance, to which a number Of the
friends OF the society were invited. About
seventy-five persons were present, and to
good music. the night was pleasantly danced
away.
The Missouri Pacific railroad Will sell tick.
| cts to and from the SedsIia fair for one fare,
s. Is, sale OF tickets to to-mor'
row. The fair begins Tuesday, Sept. 9TH
and closes Saturday, Sept. IL. c. Ben FOL
| tick cts. Train will arrive at Sedalia at S
| O'Clock, a. M, and. leave at 6 o'clock, p. m
Warrensburg Journal emocrat:-"Pros
| ecuting Attorney Brinker, forwarded by ex'
| press to-day, to John S. Blackwell, prosecut
| ing attorney of Lafayette county, the testi
mony in the Clsunch murder case. Tn
4 case Will cOluc up iOI 1t ~ Il OStobSi
term OF the Lafayette county criminal court
at Lexington"
An order reducing the rate of postage OF
newspapers mailed to foreign countries be
longing to the universal postal union ha!
| been issued by the post-ofice department
| After October LIST the rate VIII be one cen
for each two ounces or fraction thereof. Thu
.-t,t,o, roto IL fWn canfs for zach f0nl
ounces or fraction thereof.
Loud sore ms on Dutch Row, about MIN
O'Clock, Inst Sunday night, attracted
large crowd of excited men and boys. l
seems that a gentleman who was going t
his room got hold Of the wrong door knob
and a little child who was sleeping in tn
room was awakened, and gave utterance t
its fright in piercing shrieks.
AS our reporter came along Water stree
last night, shiverIng with the chill night air
and drawing his overcoat tightly about him
he thought, snow is the time for colds an
coughs" but If poor mortals only knew
what a certain cure DIR. Bulls Cough Syru
Is, how few would long suffer. and then
costs only twenty-five cents. [%Sandusk
(Ohio) Register.
Morris Gra,z Is never very far behind !
any Improvement which may be made b
his competitors in trade. lie has lately ha
bis store remodeIed throughout, and Is no.
fully prepared In every way to take advai
tage Of the fall trade, which he expects VI
be much larger than usual this year. Ii
left for Cincinnati, last Thursday to purchas
his goods, and they may be expected I
commence arriving not later than next MOI
div. Call and see him.. 81
Mr.. Carries Z. Crary. proprietor OF til
slave factory at Napoleon, was in the cit
Wednesday night. in search of a raft of ii
) ty-three logs-cOttonwOod and walnut-an
about $50 worth OF p which escape
3 from its mooring ut the above place. Il
I found twenty-one Of the logs and = part
the rope here. He reports the factory
! full blast, and says that 1t is being rushed
!. keep up with its orders. Mr.. Crary ran
coOpering establishment here a couple
years ago, and paid out quite a handson
} sum weekly. He will engage in the busine
again, this season, If the fruit shipping vi
e justify 1t.
Mr.. John H. Allstadt was considerab
hurt last week by u Wild 1iley which he hi
been riding. He had just alighted.
the store OF j. Q. P~lattenburg, in Dove
when the mare scared at some boxes in Il
street. and suddenly wheeling, caught NJ
Allstadt between herself and q hitching pc;
pressing hin so tightly as to crack one
more ribs and brusing hin so as to conf
him to his room for several days. 1t was
narrow escape, but the old gentleman So
that when he gets right well he will put h
through so lively that she will not feel
much like soaring the next time he sto
her.
To make an excellent paste, 4 parts {
weight) OF fine glue are allowed to soften
N 10 parts OF cold water, and then moderate
clear; So parts Of boiling water are ne
as added, with constant stirring. In anott
vessel 80 parts OF starch paste are stirred
with 20 parts OF cold water, so that a II
milky fluid Is obtained without Jumps. Ii
Ii this the boiling glue solution is gradua
st stirred, and the whole kept at a boill
temperature for a short time. After coolir
I'd a few drops of csrbolic acid are added
T. the paste. This paste Is exceedingly
,e hesive, and may be used for leather as "
as for paper and cardboard. 1t should
preserved in corked bottles to prev
% evaporation, and In TIL. way will keep sc
for years. =
Jupiter is the Upright. particular starr
IS, evenings, now. 1t rises almost directly
ID the east between 8 and 9so'clock, p. m, 6
s., shines conspicuously as the giant Of PLAN
A good opera glass Will show the moo
It which are an interesting study to those v
ey have never observed them. The Vas
ed Students Monthly Computations say
!. near approach Of Jupiter to the earth
We give amateur astronomers an excellent
%portunity to watch the motions Of the mo
and the changes on the surface OF the plal
If we take the hour from 8 to 10 p. M,
OF our watch, the first satellite may be seer
lid come out from behind the planet on Sept
ur- Der l to move into the planets shadow
the 10Th I; to pass from the planets face
re, the 10th, and to enter upon the planets
Irt- on the Sd. During the same hour
Dol second, or smallest satellite, is hidden by
ne. planet on the It'll Is III eclipse, by the
8 ling of Jupiter's shadow upon it, on the l
rch Is near the limb Of Jupiter on the 23d,
sap Ing left the disk, and Will lie unseen bee;
,ve projected upon the disk on the S0lh.
ort third satellite in the order of distance T