Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-08
Meeklg gntelligenter.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Z Wheat sowing Is ABOUT over.
Criminal court next Monday.
Probate court will adjourn to-day.
No county court meeting this month.
/ Country bacon wanted, at Clagett's' oil
Boots and shoes at cost, at NJ. T.. Keller's.
] Ducks are coming in: Tell John Burden.
( Probate court has been in session this
week.
l Go to silverman's for pure Kentucky
y hisky. sI'te
4 Blankets and shawls, cheap, at NJ. H..
Keller's. ostf
Black and colored cashmere At all prices.
Royle & New. OIL
When you quote Us, friend. please preserve
the purity OF our English.
par bottle. John Baahr. s1Om3
k-Gounty grange meets next Tuesday. at
Davis Greek grange hall.
Wanted-A No. l young milk COW, and
calf. Enquire at this office.
Alnbsstine for whitewash, at the drug
store OF Gordon b Fulkerson. 11SmS
There is now telephone communication
between Marshall and Malta Bend.
Miss Celia Kice TOOK the first premium on
silk embroidery at the st. Louis fair.
SIlyermsn has the largest stock Of wines
and liquors ever opened in Lafayette coun-
~. sl'A
Mr.. d. T.. Bates. Wellington, Mo-, sells
Robinson,s Red b, the best -four in the
state. slou
We are not the editor. that needs babies, we
have six to start ON. 1t must be the other
fellow.
Dress goods in plain, plaid, stripe and
brocade, IN all the new shades and fabrics.
Royle 6 New. Off
ssInto each life SOM rain must fall" as the
night Of last week.
Ready-made clothing, hats and csps and
furnishing goods, at prices to defy competi-
. flor. At N. <. Keller's. o8tf
One Of our farmer friends In this county
At Silverman's you will always get the
worth Of your money. s17t4
For sale or rent-My residence on Main
street. For particulars apply to Jno. D.
( New. Mrs. A.. Lightner. OH
Call and get e. Butterick's October Met
ropolitan free OF charge, sent by mail on sp-
nticatton. Krfehn 4 Wuker. ost2
Why use vinegar compounded from Stops
and chemicals when q pure article can be
had at q less price ut Bashr's Cavef slO 3m
There ia considerable complaint among
the farmers in tie Prairie Church %neighbor-
I hood OF the ravages OF the grub worm In
the wheat.
Esquire Browning's Oldest daughter was
badly scalded with hot water q few days
ago, but will not be seriously injured from
! the accident.
Country produce wanted; and fresh goods
received daily. by John o'Malley, opposite
the Catholic church. Call and see me and l
will do you good. o8
Step Into Clsgett's and see his large stock
Of groceries, bought before the advance. 1t
is one Of the largest stocks that was ever
brought to this county. oil
or leans and flannels we have an unusual
" large stock, also white and colored blank
cts in large amount and variety, at low
nr,ces. Krfehn & Wuker. oSt2
The council should meet ext Monday
] night, but II the meeting is to be such .
= farce as we have had on the last two occas-
ions there had as well be no session.
Mr.. Geo. Lutz Is here cleaning feathers. He
does It we'll, and fer q mere tribe You can have
q transformation scene in your feather beds
such as would surprise the uninitiated.
Laclede correspondence Linneus Bulletin,
Oct. 3:-.'W ork on the B. & 8. W. 10 pro-
crossing a. well ss could be expected with
the number OF teams N hands engaged,
and it is very hard to get either at this busy
season."
We have better facilities for showing car
pets and oiLcloths than any house IN town,
having secured the large and oommodious
room over Grahsm's tin shop. Please give
MS q look when IN need Of anything In this
Mne-itw Will pay you. Kriehn & Wilker.
: Beautiful stock of Hamburg sdgtng and
inserting, laces and sdgings, ribbons. cords
aud ~tassels, fringes and pasamentery trim
. mlngs. Also . splendid stock of lace col
lars, collarettss, ties, hosiery, gloves, ladies'
and gents net underwear. Boyle & New.
A man who signs his name as G. Stephens
was here last mont taking subscriptions 70,
the sNew York Weekly Fashion Bazar,'
George Monro publisher. Many have paid
the %, got their receipts, and that IL all
. They would like for Stephens to call again
would respectfully call tho attention o.
my customers, and all others to the fact thai
have added largely to my stock OF hard
ware, and 1 think that I can give you al
good goods and as cheap as you can get else
/ where for cash. Please call and examine
J my loods before you purchase. Respectful
!, ". L. GiIIen. o1t2
Our fall and winter stock Of all kinds o
staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, &C., ii
very full and complete, and new goods arr
being ordered daily to meet the demands o
4 our trade. We shall be pleased at all time'
to show our appreciation OF your patronage
by polite and careful attention to you
wants. Royle j. New. Off
MIR. Il. +. Bates, Wellington, Mo-, sell
Robipson's Red B, the best aour In tn
state sl0tf
Carrollton Democrat :-"There are TIVE
good lodges OF Odd Fellows in Lexington
among the members OF which are the repre-
sentative men Of the place. Prosperity ant
peace attends them and we know of nothing
in order to their perfection but q more lib
eral circulation OF the paper devoted to thei
1nterests-and this we hope will soon be &C
complished through the efforts of Brother
Taubmau and Sinauer.
The respectable colored folks Of this CIT,
will do we'll to frown down the impudenc
of some of the s~treet-walkers and thei
hoodlum escorts. When . white lady
needlessly crowded OF the side walk by
gang Of self-important colored people, VIII,
insist on walking four-abreast, she feels Tx
condemning the whole race, and there ia n
doubt but the better element Of colorsd pee
pie have mel many rebuRs on account Of th
mlsdeeds OF these hoodlums. There are
few colorsd couples In this city who make
. point to take all the sidewalk they ca
possibly cover, and to make unprotecte
white ladies step into the gutter while the
are passing. The thing has been carried IA
enough, aud the sooner 1t is stopped the be-
ter. We have heard soms very indignar
talk, and somebody is going to be badly hui
If this kind of smartness C) ia kept up.
Beedle & Prindle's Pleasure Party, q thea
rieai company, gave an exhibition, ia'
Wednesday night, at the opera house, to
small but highly appreciative audisnc
Some months ago . travelling company W.
In this city and one Of the women made sue
an exhibition OF her legs and bust that mar
- ladies who were present were shock ed, an
they have since been chary Of appearing
the audiences of unknown trOupes, whic
accounts to some extent for the slim patrol
age given Messrs. Bsedle d Prindle. 1t
but fair to say that there was not an obje
: tIopabIe word or gesture in their exhibition
and that 1t was really good. Mr.. Prindls
songs, Mr.. Salmon's cornet and Mr.. Lin
I sey's music were all enjoyable, and MI