Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-31
Mestslp 1ntsIligeneer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

County court mex Monday.
Stock sale day next Monday.
Pages picnic next Saturday.
Live Oak whisky at POweifs. J12tf
Corn beginning to suffer for ram.
Ice tea-the finest tea In the city at Bee
ing " Clagett's.
There will be a grand democratic rally
HIggInsville to-day.
Senatorial. convention, Warrensbur!
Tuesday August "a.
Congressional convention, Jefferson Cit,
Wednesday August Is.
Excursion TO Kansas City tomorrow; OIL
dollar for the round trip.
Everybody should remember Uncle JIG
Pages picnic next Saturday.
y Hancock flag has been raised In Iris
town. Hurrah for Irish town.
The best, the purest, the Live Oak bran
of whisky. Powell keeps it. j12tf
Remember August meeting at Dover; b.
gins Friday evening, August &.
Meeting at Wellington, to-day, to arrang
for grand democratic barbecue.
Read Conkiing i Co.'S .ad,". IL pays (
visit this popular low priced house. j3
Found-Memorandum book, evidently tn
property OF John w. Oliver. Call here.
For Sale-a few fine young Plymouth
Rock chickens. Inquire at this otfi ce.
Train leaves depot at rs \. M, to-mor
row, for Kansas City ; 81 for the round trip
The odiferous hole near JOrdsn's foundry
still continues 10 offend the nOstrils o
psssers by.
Trader come in aud buy your corn fol
feeding next Monday. The farmers Will b:
here IN force.
Excursion trains will run to and from
August LIST.
Use the Live Oak whisky when you neet
a stImuIant 1t is palatable and strictly pure
Call at Powelrs for 1t. jaltf
A treatise ON the horse, by DR.. g.. j
Kendall & Co., Enosburgs Falls. VT, price
% cents, is we'll worth the money.
August meeting VIII begin at Dover, Fri
day, August 9Th Elder j. Il. Taylor, oil
Kansas City will be the chief speaker.
Train will leave Lexington for Pages
picnic next Saturday. at $50 q. m, and will
leave Page City for Lexington, at $3.50 p. IN.
The "Red 'FRONT.' grocery store, of Will
son Il Son IS constantly receiving fresh
goods. They are selling at the lowest
figures. MI
A blaze of paper in Maj. Wilson's kitchen
yesterday, caused the fire bells to ring, and
considerable excitement on the streets. NJ
damage.
Quite a large number of ladies and gentle
men have passed through the city every
Ia, a., H. no,k t,,o t-,r F1. C,,.zt
Springs.
The place to put your money where it will
do the most good Is found at the clearing
out sale of dry goods, carpets and shoes, at
COnkling's. j24
Persons desiring to go to Carrollton and
return, August 4, the Anniversary of Eman-
cipation, can buy round trip tickets in Lex
ington for 81 10.
All day long people come and go, raking
in the bargains that are offered at the rous-
ing clearing out sale of dry goods, carpets
and shoes, at Conkiing's. j24
Wilson Il Son, grocers, at the 'sRed Front
store, ask you to give them a call. They
have the lightest room and the best selected
stock Of groceries In town. m22
Amy one wishing thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock or Light Bramah chickens, best stock
in the county, can have them for one dollar
each. taken before the 1st of September. 4.
F. Norfolk. j10t3
a pleasant and cheerful room is essential
to the health OF the baby, and the usual
pains and Ills of the young ones soon vanish
after the use of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price % cents.
A Washington correspondent of the ST.
louis Republican in an article on ..revision
OF postmasters' sslaries." mentions that at
Lexington at present and prospectively, as
being S1,S0G per annum.
For Sale-One new Whitman's Monarch
Corn and Cob Crusher. Will be sold cheap
as the owner has no use for it. VIII save
its cost to a cattle feeder or farmer in a short
time. Apply at this office. milf
Other merchants talk Of dull shines, step
In at Conkling's clearing-out sale, and see
how lively business is. They being over
stocked are making fearful reductions in
prices to make the goods go. j24
The cred 'FRONT.' is a new store, with a
new stock aud new proprietors. They are
determined to do their share OF. the grocery
Wv anu - eliiu IL DOllOu pElCeS. ulNe
this house a call and be convinced. m22
Primary meetings, Saturday, August IA to
send delegates to convention in Lexington,
August 16, to select two sets of delegates,
one for congressional aud one for senatorial
convention. Democrats take notice.
Send in your twenty-five cents for the
weekly n. Y. sun for the campaign. 1t is
a bold, fearless, truthful paper. 1t spares no
one who needs scoring. Subscribe for it
only twenty-five cents for three months.
Miss Anna Dowden has the agency for FL |
der J. W. MeGarvey's book. Glands of the
f,ro1e-" lt,is a volume OF about 800 pages,
handsomely illustrated, and would be a
valuable acquisition to any library. Call on |
Miss Anna and subscribe for 1t.
Read ConkIing a. Co.'s "ad,p 1t pays to
visit this popular low priced house. j3
The Saline county convention met last |
\ lturday, and instructed for Jno. E Ryland,
Esd, for judge of the criminal court. This
makes his nomination certain at the conven-
ton at HigginsviIle, August 9Th. as john
son and Lafayette couaties had previously
for him..
The crowded condition of our columns pro-
vents US from favorabIy noticing the banks,
and unfavoraoly noticing Mr.. Henry Turner,
as we should have doue this week. Both
items will keep, however. The Turner
contest case will come up at the next rem.
lar meeting of the council, on the second
Monday In August.
We are bound to close out our immense |
stock OF summer goods in the next thirty
days, and will, therefore, sell at net New
York cost. Ladies, now is the time to clotbe
your boys. Bring them in and clothe them
for half what you think it will cost you. 1t
will astonish you to see how low goods are.
Remember what We say, and keep us to our
word. Respectfully, Philip Keller Il Co.
Read Conkling IL Co.'S "ad," 1t pays to
visit this popular low priced house. il
Leonard Ripple, Jr., has bought out the
european Hotel. and has changed its name
. the capitol Hotel and Restaurant" He
as furnished 1t new from top to bottom,
as employed the best cook in the county.
Id asks a share of patronage. The house
Iii be run in iirst-class style, on the "Capi-
| plan" Good sample rooms, convenient
7. alton. reasonable rates. excellent fare.
We him a call. j12tt
Read ConklIng 81 Co.'s sad" it pays to
lit this popular low priced house. j3
Mrs. A. c. Shaw would announce to the