Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-03
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

\ glorious rain yesterday.
Pools picnic, Friday, July D.
Live Oak whisky at POwelrs. Ji2ti
Threshers have more than they can do.
Ii was terribly hot Thursday afternoon.
Carbohydrates cures chills anu lever. II
Peaches. home grown. are now In market.
The City Hotel steps have been repaired.
Next Monday is the legal Fourth Of July
Read MgCau,Iand-s new ad. 1t Will pay
yOu.
Grand ball at Higginsviile next Monday
night.
The 4th OF July, 1t seems. comes on the ID
this year.
The crop of oats mot oaths) Is not heavy
this year.
A.y. Robinson,s new wheat flour is A
number l.
Read IL J.E. Ahren's advertisement and
profit by it. D
Roasting ears and ripe tomatoes are here
again. Yum, yum.
Charley Meet is now happy His new
house at the scales is finished.
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
of whisky. Powell keeps it. jill
hthu COhhbhS
visit this popular low priced house. j
For SaIe-a few fine young Plymouth
Rock chickens. Inquire at this ofhce.
Now pitch into the oats and grass while
this splendid harvest weather continues.
Miss Florence Price sent us a sample OF
Colorado currants. They are very large.
Not one delinquent newspaper subscriber
was saved in Noah's ark. Remember that /!
We have to thank MIR. Thomas Gibbons
for an abstract of the census returns in his
district.
We tried some of Roblnson's new Hour,
this week, made June IS, and found II TO De
very fine.
Will McCausla nd, when he says be Is sell
ing at cost, means just what he says. Read
his new ad.
Mrs. Weis has q new portico in front OF
her residence. Messrs. Carpenter and Shave
did the work.
We Will sell our summer dress good, bunt-
inys, ETC., at cost for the next ~ days.
Kriebn g. WIlker. j3t2
Harvey j. Higgins, Esq, advertises his
splepdid farm for sale in another column.
Read what he says.
use he LiN ~ hiS
a stimulant it is palatabie and strictly pure.
C.,I n, Powelrs for 1t. j21tf
The horse rack around the courthouse
yard has been thoroughly repaired, but not
before it was needed.
H. J. E.. Ahrens' is the place where new
goods arrive every day, and the lowest
prices are guaranteed. %
Our advice to merchants Is to plant their
advertisements now If they wish d full crop
of customers before frost.
Our wheat all grades ''choice 2" this yeal
and we have about :, ZOO, 900 bushels for sale
Hurrah for old Lafayette!
Gin Crawford was tried Tuesday for illesa
voting and committed to await the mex
term of the criminal court
Me,ausland don't intend to carry over any
summer goods If low prices will sell them
Read his new advertisement.
Wilson " Son, grocers, keep all OF ths
choicest goods in their line. Give Them
call, and they will be sure to please you.
If YOU want to enter the State University
read the advertisement in another column
university of the State of Missouri
4. r. Russell, 42d enumeration district
will meet the citizens at the courthouse
on July 9Th and 7th. to make corrections.
The ..Red 'front.' grocery store, of vii
son Il Son Is constantly receiving fresf
goods. They are selling at the loves
t;vnres m12
The farmers complain that the chinch-bug
is ipiuring their corn >lhce the wheat ha'
been cut. One good rain will settle tina
business.
Kriebn 4 Wilker are determined to clos
out their stock of summer goods, and ar
making prices that will insure their speed.
sale. Give them Il call. 1ot2
aMy motber-in-law is II wall ing adveI
tisement Tor DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup" a sub
scriber remarked yesterday; "she recon
mends 1t everywhere"
Next Monday is a public holiday unde
the law. Bills and notes falling due on tha
day are, under the law, declared 10 fall du
on the succeeding day.
The school board Will elect a principal @
the high school,, next Wednesday,. Pro
Kerdoln having resigned to accept the pre-
idency of Central College.
Wilson u Son, grOcers, at the ''Red Front
store, ask you to give them a call. The
have the lightest room and the best selecte
stock of groceries in town. m22
Ladies, if you want the latest styles an
the latest fashions in dry goods as fast
they are turned out go to Ii. J.E. Ahren
He receives them ever day. 10
VIII the city marshal inform us were b
gets his authority to prohibit farmers con
Ing to town from feeding their horses out
their wagons, on the streets?
The raising of the manhole to the culve
north Of Main street Is completed, and wi
probably ill up so as to be ready for anoth'
addition by the time the next spring rair
are over.
Go while you can. The Missouri Pacii
will sell on the Sd, 4th and 9TH, good to r
turn ON the 9th, round trip tickets at tW
cents per mile each way on the Branch al
the X. C.. Il K.
Everybody was invited to join the dem
cratic ratification meeting-none were e!
cepted. Capt. j. ID. Conner, the charm;
OF the committee, made all the arrang
mtnls and did 1t well.
For SaIe-One new Whitman's Monar
Corn and Cob Crusher. VIII be sold che
as the owner has no use for it. VIII sa
its cost to 4 cattle feeder or farmer IN a she
time. Apply at this Office. m1tf
The s.Red 'FRONT.' is a new store, with
new stock and new proprietors- They i
determined to do their share Of the groce
raie, and are selling at bottom prices. I'll
this house a call and be convinced. M:
The Red 'FRONT.' is a new store, witt
new stock and new propr!etOrs. They
determined TO do their share Of the groct
trade, and are selling at bottom pric
Give this house a call aud be convinced.
Tue moonlight excursion, by steam
Undine, was postponed, because OF the I
that the boat was not supplied with
number of floats required 10y the COVE
ment. She will be prepared by the NJ
moon. when look out for Il good time.
1t is sail that delinquent newspaper s
scribers, at death, are required TO do p
ance for II million wears before being alto"
TO enter heaven. And 1t is only by Il IT,
squeeze that they are then allowed TO st
Some vanual stole about twenty chu
Towering plants from Mrs. r.. b. Clag
last Saturday night. The plants were pul
out of The dirt. leaving the pots. How a
body can take pleasure In Stolen Hover
beyond nIfr comprehension.
We now believe that had there been