Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-28
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Live Oak whIsky..at PowelPs. ]l2tt
Old settlers meeting atHigglnsvilie to-day.
Grange picnic, Giaddlsh's grove. Sept. l.
School books at Royle's Book Empor-
INN a2St4
week.
New sly les In check wear, at Henry SIM
auer's a2St4
Old fashioned cherry bounce, at Bedding
Il CIagetts. ala
Moberly fair commences Sept. % and con-
tinues 3 days.
School supplies of every kind, at RoyIe's
Book Emporium. a2s'4
Remember all copy books covered. at
Chas. w. Loomis'. a2st3
Hallet II Davis and Emmerson's Pianos,
at Hicks. Call in. aug29
A handsome line OIL new tall prints, at
Kriehn u Wllker's. a2st2
Missouri river improvement convention,
Kansas City, Sept. %.
A new lot of those celebrated unlaundried
shirts, at Henry Sinauer's. a2st4
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
Of whisky. Powell keeps it. jl2ti
Go to Conkling & Co.'s and see tue rush
for the bargain offered there. AZ
Sedalia Exposition opens Tuesday. Sept.
Z, and closes Saturday. Sept. IL.
The circuit court adj burned last Saturday,
having gone through the docket.
The Higginsville Advance speaks q good
word for Cooper & Jackson's circus.
For Sale-a few fine young Plymouth
Rock chickens. Inquire at this office.
New fall style dress ginghams, very mob
by, just opened, at Kriehn & Wilker's. t.
Genuine imported English, French and
Italian delicacies. at Beedlng D Clagett's.
Our artIess Sam went on a pilgrimage to
: Chicago, last week, and tells Of 1t on the out
side.
Mrs. S. z. Arnold is prepared to accom-
modste several day boarders at regular
nr,ces a21t2
..Shine on de walls Of ZIon," and see the
peopls rushing for the immense bargains at
ConkIing. az
eWake up early in de mornin'" and join
the rush for the bargains now offered at
Conkling's. a.
We have to thank Mrs. Alfred A. Amor
for the finest lot Of peaches we have seen
this summer.
The city council will sit as 3 board OF ap-
peaIs and equalization next Monday, st ~
O'Clock a. NJ.
The ~fearfully low prices is what is crowd
Ing our store every day with customers.
roptItnoN On al
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
a stimulant ; it is palatable and strictly pure.
Call at PowelPs for 1t. J2ltf
Buy your School Books OF Hicks. at the
City Book Store. Holden's and VanEver
green's Covers free OF charge. susSS
The Lafayette bank has received a Sl.OOe
10 per cent. bond, Tor compromise at The
next meeting of the county court.
Lexington has a number OF skilled sur
geons, and they have had some practice re-
Gently, with shots, cuts and bruises.
There Will be an excursion to Kansas City
tomorrow; 81 for the round "trip trail
leaves N. G. depot at 7 O'Clock. a. m.
Delicious lunch ham,, TONGUE, turkey
chicken, genuine imported sardlnes ant
fried sea trout, at Bleeding & Clsgett's.
Wilson & Son. grocers, keep all Of thu
choicest goods in their line. Give them
call, and they will be sure to please you.
ConklIng's grand clearing-out sale OF dry
goods, carpets and shoes is attracting a
large a crowd as the Wizard Oil entertain
ment. ia
The ..Red 'FRONT.' grocery store, of vii
son Il Son Is constantly receiving fresl
goods. They are selling at the loves
figures. ml2
The old railroad hotel Is being torn dow
by the purchasers, some Sedalia people
The material will be for sale here ana I
Seialia.
Extra choice sugars and %cotfees, at Beet
ing & Clageit's, and they Will give you NOR
of them for a dollar than any merchant l
the county. .a14
An advertisement appears in the Marsha
Democrat for a lsdy's geld watch and chat
lost somewhere on the road. from Lexingto
TO that place.
All the latest books, such as Appleton
McGufley's Revised and New Series of reat
ers, at reduced rates, at Chss, w. Loomis
Lexington. No, a2St3
Whist a screamer! is a tribute often pal
to a crying baby. but DIR. BULBS Syrup b
alternating the pains Of the little one SOC
stops the crying.
MIR. VIM. r. Bell has very much improve
the appearance of his fine residence G
Franklin street by the addition of q han,
some new portico.
"Rear Guard" failed to sign his name
his communication, and 1t consequent
went the way of all unsigned papers Of tn
~kind-into the waste basket.
Madame Dupree completed her fifty hol
walk at the opera house Wednesday nigh
successfully. Very little interest seemed
be manifested in the matter.
We acknowledge the reception of a col
plimentsry ticket to the fair at Jamespol
Mo, from Secretary A. P Shour. The ia
begins Sept. 18th and closes Oct. 1. .
MIR. Farrar completed the repairs he b
been engaged with, on the second wa
schoolhouse, last Tuesday. The old bull
ing is much improved as to appearance, al
safety from ire.
Mr.. Maitland reports the frult crop ever
where in the north as being immense. .
10 this county he says the fruit crop b
been better this year than ever befor
especially in small fruit.
For Sale-One new Whitman's Monar
Corn and Cob Crusher. Will be sold che
As the owner has no use for 1t. Win sa
1s " " - SitiiC iSSoCi VI III o CIV
time. Apply at this office. nit
The Red 'FRONT.' is a new store, with
new stock and new proprietors. They 6
determined to do their share of the groce
trade, and are selling at bottom pric
Give this house a call aud be convinced.
The rush for bargains at II. j. E.. Ahre
Dry Goods Bazaar is q sure indication Il
they will soon make 3 clean sweep of all
summer goods now on hand. A heavy sic
of fall goods will soon take their place. al
Mr.. l.. L. Bedding is to embark in
Wholesale fancy grocery business
st. Louis, with Mr.. John P. Farley.
will continue in the firm of BeedIng l. Cl
EFT, giving his personal attention to the
LOUIS house.
MIR. Aug. Bettin has purchased Mr.. j
Kriehn's stock OF harness and saddIsry, 8
Will continue the business at the old stal
He is II good workman, and deserving you
. gentleman, and we hope will get a e
share of patronage. See his ad elsewhe
a mover, coming back from Kansas, pa
ell through town, the other day. with III
words Inscribed upon the %tarpaulin OF
leading wagon
'sIn god We trust
in kauaas We Rust.