Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-19
52sshIn 7nteIlisrnesr.
OFFICIAL. COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Live Oak whisky 1t Powell jill
Greenbsck ratification this afternoon.
Episcopal lawn party Tuesday, June -.
IIncho-O uinire cures chills aud fever. u
Remember tie lawn party Tuesdsy night,
June -.
Tb. postottics organ should learn to tell
the truth.
Excursion to Kansas City, tomorrow 81
r,und trip.
Tax. walk on, to the lawn party Tues
day night, June ~
Bill King is In the Kitchen at the Capitol
u,,., on, Restaurant. j12tf
All get ready and go 10 Kansas City on 1.
Ben. excursion train
Choice Fine Cut Tobacco only 0 cents an
ounce, at Beeding II CIagetrs. )is'l
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
of whisky. Powell keeps it. Il2t
mas City excursion train, to-morr U"
leaves h. c Il F.. depot at / a. H.
The river stood, yesterday, ~ feet ABOVE
low water mark, and rising rapidly
MIR. James A. Boyd is expected 10 address
the yreenback meeting this afternoon
For Sale-a few fine young Plymouth
Rock chickens. Inquire at this office.
Lawn party at Mr.. Thomas Tuesday
evening, June ID. Everybody Is invited.
The Catholics will have a grand picnic,
July Sd, at the usual place near this city
Another skeleton was discovered on SCUM
street, opposite the school PARK, yesterday.
A large stock of Mason's porcelain hneu
and standard fruit jars, at Beedins y
-. jl9t2
E.ts chumpetre, next Tuesday night, In Mr..
Tbomas' grove around his residence. Every
body is Invited.
MIR. f. w. Davis will speak at the green
back meeting. at the courthouse this a'lei-
noon, ut . o'clock.
Farmers near the city desiring German
tenants. can hear of several by lnquirinS NJ
,na Th,,bote office. june5t3
II the republican party, in this city, has
any respect for Its good name 1t had oeltef
choke of its organ
Parasols, fans, tichus, Zeyhyr sha"is'
silk hdkfs. embroidered hose, etc., etc., very
cheap. at McCaus!and's. mI-
The Missouri Pacific now has on sale e2-
cursiou tickets to Brownsville, good going
op Saturday and returning Monday.
wilson & Son. grocers, keep all OF the
choicest 5OOuS III Il ~"
call, and they will be sure to please you.
Excursion train leaves depot Tor Kansas
City tomorrow morning att O'Clock, anu re-
turning leaves Kansas City at $3.50, p. m.
Rig time In Brownsville, Saturday. June
2Sth. Great sham battle comes on by 81.
Louis police reserve. Everybody VIII De
there.
The "Red 'FRONT.' grocery store, OF Will
son Il Son Is constantly receiving iresn
goods. They are selling at the lowest
figures. ma
The lawn party at Mr. Thomas grove
newt Tuesday night is for everybody. Every
body should go-especislly all the young
II is now evident that Mr.. Henry Turner
WAS not fairly elected. There are four OF his
voters now IN arrest for casting their ballots
illegally.
Every one remember Frank Tut,
George Nance and C. Ben's 81 round trip
excursion over the Narrow Gauge Is to-mor-
row week.
Gents white vests, gauZe shirts, bleached
drill rawer white shirts. summer coats.
linen pants, Lisle thread socks, etc.. etc.
at McCausland's. "
The State Line Steamship Company has
mt on sale at the Lafayette County Bank
tickets from Europe to America and from
.mar,., IN Eurone. j5t3
Wilson & Son, grocers, at the "Red Front
store, ask you to give them \ call. lney
have the lIghtest room and the best selected
s,o.r of groceries in town. mo-
L,dies, If you want the latest styles and
the latest fashions in dry goods as last as
they are turned out go to d.. j.. +. Ahrehs-
He receives them ever day. Jo
Robert Beverly, a coiored youth, was hned
Sa5 and cost by a Jury in Justice Beck's
court, Thursday, for attempting to vote
Illegally at the city election.
On Saturday June Goth, round trip tickets
will be sold to Brownsville at 81 ~. Sham
battle comes off Oh that day In which cavalry,
infantry and artillery take part.
The primary meetings to select delegates
to the county couventiOn, July II, TO SEND
delegates to the Jefferson City convention,
Will take place Saturday. July 10th.
An excursion train will he run over the
Narrow Gauge Railroad, tomorrow, leaving
here at . o'clock, II. H., and returning, leave
Kansas City at 8 o'clock p. NJ, one dollar
for the round trip.
For S,Ie-One new Whitman's Monarch
Corn and Cob CruSher. win be sold cheap
as the owner has no use for 1t. VIII save
its cost to u cattle feeder OF farmer In q sh'rt
time. Apply at this office. mlti
The ssfed 'FRONT.' is a new store, Win a
new stock and new proprietors. They are
determined to do their share OF the grocery
rade, and are selling at bottom prices. Give
this house a call and he convinced. mr.
The .Red Front" is a new store, with u
new stock and new prOprietors. They are
determined to do their share of the grocery
trade, and are selling at bottom prices
Give this house a call aud be convinced.
Work has been commenced on the culver,
near Main Cross street. The contract was
let some months ago, and the work ought tC
have been done then, as many rains have
fallen since, which washed away instead o
accumulating dirt.
MIR. II. p. Bake is III the city putting OF
al elastic roof paint for preserving tin ane
iron roofs, and also makes the same water
tight. 1t Will last three times longer thai
ordinary paint, and is as cheap. Call OIL
leave orders ut Longs Hotel. jnl2t2
The contract between the state and Messrs
Price ~ Co., for convict labor, which Is con
fined to Montserrut, expires February 9th
1881, when the convicts will. in accordance
with the law passed by the 30th general a.
sembly. be returned to the penitentiary.
I6 yards beautiful calico, for 81; II yard
good chevoit, for 81: II yards good Sea lslan'
cotton for 81; 10 yards beautiful lawn 10
81; T. yards nice val. lace for Is cents; l
wards nice Torchon lace for GO cts; II yard
nice Languedoc lace for 81. w. G. McCaus
land. m22-u
MIR. and Mrs. Rulledge were riding In
buggy through Dover Il few days ago, whe
their horse ran away and threw them bot
out. Mrs. RS arm was broken badly, an
her husband had Il leg broken. They wer
getting along well when we heard frol
them last.
The following named gentlemen were cleo
ell officers of Lexington lodge, No. , ,0ls
Kuioht, OF Honor: j. 5. Blackwell, Die
C.. ii. ReyIe. V. D.; Geo. Hutchinson, ASS
D.; IL. L. Jesse, Reporter; W. Ii. McCuu
land, +. Rep; y. W. Smith, Treas; Jno. l
Lrnneau, Chaplain; Geo. F. Maitland. Guild
l.. Ripple. Jr.. Guardian; JAS. E!eIel
Sentinel; Z. 5. FuIkeison, Med. Elk.
Leonard Ripple, Jr., has bought out Il
EurOnrlu Hotel. and has chan yeu Its nan