Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-18
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

The coal business is Improving.
Apples are plenty and very cheap.
Cyncho.Ouinire cures chilis and fever. u
We are having delightful autumn weather.
Louis Glllen Is going into the Ice business
This is the pleasantest season Oh the seai'
School books at Royle's BOOK Empor-
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New STYLES In check wear, at Henry ON
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suer's. 40,
Empty barrels for cider are In great us-
mand.
CeuuIoid collars, cuffs and bosoms, at d..
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Sinauer's. N
ala fashioned cherry bounce, at Bleeding
II Clagett's.
,.un aug29
The council mas at last acted In Tue
nar-Clagett matter.
Wheat buvers in Lexington are paying 40
cents for number two.
A new lot of those celebrated u%nlaundrieu
shirts, at Henry Sinauer's. a-ot4
The fair scholars of the seminarles again
enIiyen our thorOughfares. .
The hest. the purest, the Live Oak prahu
of whisky. Powell keeps it. ji-u
Wednesday and Thursday VIII De o's
DAYS at the Kansas City fair.
Walt and see our new stock OF carpets ~
arrive next week. ROyle 4 New. sie4'
Tbe town was chock full of people last
Saturday and business was lively.
M.ssrs. Hill, Chanslor i Co., are getting
I'm n good deaf Of wheat at the elevator.
The Old Town coal shaft Is getting out
from five to six car loads of coal per DAY.
New fall style dress ginghams, very noo-
H., mat onened. at Kriehn & Wilker's. t.
The proceedings of the dlss'hs'ihe d
meetings may be found in another co'ulhn.
Always go to KrIehn & Wiiker's ior the
n~rettlest and latest styles in prints anu gins-
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Eound-A black morocco pocket book'
oon,,,n,nu a small sum of money. Inquire
here.
Workiugmen! Look to your interests anu
S,va doctor hills by using DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
60 IN the Laurel street Restaurant for u
oood meal. or for fresh oysters served In the
best style. -
10. UT, the great North American hunter,
came In Tuesday with a tine lot oil teai aho
butter ducks
Tickets to the Kansas City fair will be or
sale Sept. 18th to 25th, good to return on
9th. G. Ben.
We regret to hear from Mr.. VIM. Z. White
that he has lost a number Of hogs Will
cholera recently.
Use the Live Oak whisky when you heeo
a s,Imulant I; it is palatable and strictly pure
nm,pa,rau,s for,t. j21tf
new line of the celebrated jamestown
.,p.cas and other dress goods just received
Ui,ter,s site
Tn republican paper Is not well inlor"eu
The ..Burnes crowd voted against Lesueul
at the state convention.
Annie accommodations will be made by
the Narrow Gauge for all who wish 10 al
tend the. Kansas City fair.
The IA. c. s. E. L. Z. has now an alter
noon coal train leaving at 1:4o p. m.' VIII
passenger accommodation.
Huy YOUR School Books OF Hicks. at tn
ci,v Rock Store. Holden's and VanEver
ra.,,s Covors free of charge. aug2S
Miss Katie Drysdsle has taken charge o
fine Berlin school, and entered upon the dis
charge Of her duties last Monday.
Iost-In or near Lexington a hairoral
and nutfs, The finder will be hoeraiiy IT
warded by leaving at Mrs. Mooreheads.
MIR. CIagett should receive an enthusiasm
support at the special election, as a reouh
tn the lawless methods used against MIN.
During the Kansas City fair next wee
the train Will leave IL. c. & E. depot at 6:S
-.,t, loaca Kansas CITY
Gas p. m.
The pay ear OF the Mo. P. K. Il. was mel
Yesterday, and Mr.. John King, the manip'
Ia,or Of the little bundles Of cash, made II
boys happy.
Two dollars and twenty cents will be tn
round trip rate for the Kansas City isi
next week. This includes an admission tlcA
to the fair grounds.
Nessrs. Kerdolf and Robinson, III tV
millers. are doing a great deal of grindin
and are shipping large quantities OF the
fine brands of flour.
We are glad that the coal business on u
Narrow Gauge has so improved IS to I
auire an additional train, which leaves
elsewhere mentioned.
Now is the best time to eat oysters al
the best place to get them served to suit 20
taste Is at Wiley u Co.'s Laurel street III
t.rr,pt Don't forget it. sl1t4
Wilson s. Son, grocers, at the liked From
store, ask you to give them a call. III
have the highest room and the best select
-. of nro.erias in town. m21
Don't make yourself sick eating cold u
ners. but go to the Laurel street Restaura
and get a good hot meal, and a plate oil the
fine oysters, and be happy. sllt=
will McCausland Is not only an hon
man. but he has the courage OF his cow
lions. He deserves the plaudit, "welld dol
good and faithful servant"
Do not fail to examine Kriehn Il Wilke
stock of new goods before purching ell
where. They have the largest stock q
their prices are always the lowest. silt
MIR. Shewalter was firm, but polite, In
treatment of everybody at the council me
ing the other night. This Is more than
be said for some republicans who were the
Col. j. l.. ID. Morrison and Hon. John
Hale will address the people Of Lexing
and vicinity at the courthouse, Ssturd
October 16, on the political issues OF
day.
MIR. Joseph L.. Thomas has sent a
DESCRIPTION of a counterfeit 800 natio
bank bill to the st. louis Republican. :
hill is on the First National Bank of Ia
qua, Penn.
Remember the place, Hicks book ste
Bonnelps. old stand, opposite the CO.
house. Call and see him if you want Sci
Books or anything in the Stationery !
Bottom prices. aug:
For SaIe-0ne new Whitman's Mona
Corn and Cob Crusher. VIII be sold ch
as the owner has no use for 1t. VIII S
its cost to a cattle feeder or farmer in a 81
time. Apply at this office. mi
You will be surprised to find how oh
you can buy School Books at Hicks st
Bonnell's old stand. Don't purchase be
calling to see him. Books covered ire
charge with Holden's covers. aug
The "Red 'FRONT.' is a new store, WI
new stock and new propr!etors. They
determined TO do their share of the gro,
trade, and are selling at bottom pr
Give this house a call aud be convinced.
The cred Front'' is a new store, wi
new stock and new proprietors. They
determined to do their share of the gro
trade. and are selling at bottom prices.
this house ia call and be convinced. n