Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-10
M,.strels next Wednesday night.

SCHOOL DOCKS cOVeIeu ITeo VI cn9ike' 81
Chas. H. Royle's. a2't4
Fresh grated, sliced and whole pineapple,
at Maitland & Co.'S. slOt7
AlAbastine for whitewash, at the drug
store OF Gordon Il Fulkerson. j1sm3
MI. Il Il. Bates. Wellington, Mo-, sells
Robipson,s Red 4, the best -four In the
state. sAVtt
We have the old fashioned plantation mo-
lasses made from the sugar cane. Maitland
4 IN s10t2
The freshest stock and the latest editions
Of all school books can be found. al Chss. d.
Rovle,s. a27t4
A written guarantee given with every
stove sold at the Red Front, Main street,
l~.ax,noton. Mo. a9tf
Bennett q Morrison ave the finest line
Of cooking AMI heating stoves In the coun-
t.. Be SURE md see them before buying. tt
Clseetrs is the headquarters for flne and
rare fancy groceries and the best staple
goods. special prices to large buyers. $40
The largest aud best assorted stock Of
white and fancy shirts, cuffs and collars, and
fancy hosiery, at h. Sinauer's Star Clothing
Honss a27t3
Breakfast chocolate, schooner tellies, CAL
ffornia honey In glasses, pickles In barrels
and in bottles, q o large stock Of sauces at
Clagett's. STU
Mrs. JOS. Wolf, Of this city, fell down a
long flight OF steps, Wednesday, and broke
the small bone In one OF her legs, She was
badly bruised beside.
This one TACT is being brought before the
minds OF the people OF the United States.
Kendalps SPAWN Cure is not. excelled as q
Imminent. Read advt.
Pure cider vinegar, made from sound ap-
pies and without the least adulteration can
be had In quantities to suit, at the whole
sale price, at John Baehr's, Franklin st. s10
A full line Of the celebrated Indianoaa, Lex
ington and Economy cook stoves and Vulcan
heating stoves made by c. A. Morrison for
sale at Bennett q Morrion's, Main street,
Lexington. Mo, mott
Central Missourian: I" Miss M. Collins left
Monday to attend the Lexington Female
College," Which Lexington Female Col
lege, friendi We have three OF them; all
prosperous and full Of pupils.
The Elizabeth Aull Seminary opened last
Tuesday with 80 per cent. more bosrders
than 1t had last year. The number OF day
scholars 10 about the same, and q successful
and prosperous session of the school Is as
sured.
Without doubt we have the largest and
finest stock Of stoves, pierced and stamped
tlnware In the skunty, and we mean to sell
them. Call and get prices and satisfy your
self that the Bed Front Is the cheapest house
In the civ. a9tf
Richmond Conservatory: g We learn that
Noah Seward, who resides near Hardin, has
sold his crop Of corn, seventy acres, for
~, 100, thirty dollars per acre, 1t averaging
twelve barrels per acre, the crop. being worth
as much as the farm"
We dvn't want to blow or brag, but we
mean wat we say. We have the finest stove
ever brought TO this city, the new 'Favor-
,te," made by w. G. Davis & Co., Cincln-
natl, Ohlo. Call and convince yourself.
Don't take our word for 1t. Bennett d
Morrison. m5tt
Please examine the date printed with your
name upon the margin OF this paper and see
II you do not owe US q couple Of dollars.
Remember the date there printed indicates
the time to which you have paid. Prompt
payment Of newspaper subscriptions covers
. multitude OF sins. jlst3
stamford, Conn.,, Herald 1.-THE Georgia
Minstrel Troupe, Saturday evening gave one
OF the best entertainments Stamford has wit
messed this season. The company ia COM
posed entirely Of colored talent. Should the
.Georg,as' again visit Stamford they will
have . hearty reception"
In another column will be foundt the semi
annual statement Of the WaverIy bank. This
conservative and safe institution always
makes q good showing, n 1t does 30 to an
eminent degree In this report OF its condi-
ton. We are rsjoiced at Its prosperity, and
can safely commend 1t to our friends as re-
liable and trustworthy.
Richmond Dsmocl at 1--WE learn the man
Goodwin, arrested on q charge OF robbing
the Cant hack, the arrest Of whom was men,
toned IN U last Issue was released, at Vib-
bard, on Thursday last, as 1t was considered
that the evidence against him was not strong
enough to warrant his commitment to await
the action Of the grand jury"
Ths Baptist Female Seminary began its
session last week with "a boarding pupils
that It did nothave last year, taxing Its board
Ing department to such an extent that Pro-
lessor Lannsau is already casting about for
q plan 10 add to Its capacity. The school is
otherwise well filed. and promises to have
the most successful session the coming year
that 1t has ever enjoyed.
4 l.. Junction went down TO Sedalia, Friday
evening Of last week to investigate the mat
ter of the men who had been arrested there
On suspicion that they might be the Wiscon-
sin desperadoes, the Williams brothers. 1t
was found that the young men could clearly
account for themselves, N that they were
not the persons wanted, SO they were per-
mitted to 60 their way rejoicing.
Msssrs. Isaac Neale, b.. NJ. Landlord, J. K.
Gladdish, j. r. Ferguson. j. NJ. Armentrout.
3. NJ. Neale and Henry e. Chilss, the COM
mittee Of arrangements for the grand grange
rally at Higginsviile, have had q handful
printed in which they announce the meeting
u 10 OUJSCSy ohu OAsCho = 6SaoAo
ton to all patrons and all good citizens to
attend. They ask the ladies to bring well
filed baskets. and patrons to wear their re.
gala.
Mr.. W. L. Patterson and others will sell,
At public auction, on Mrs. Mary b. Thistle's
farm, one and a-half miles west OF Dover,
On the Lexington road, On Thursday, Sep
tonbor1 TX 1901 On h>,a ~ veil <roro 1 4,
4 years old, 80 head OF horses and bro ID
mares, 30 head of stock cattle, 50 head oil
stock hogs, and also a large lot Of farming
implements. consisting of wagons, plows,
harrows, hsrness, &C., &c. See advertise.
ment elsewhere.
last issue came to an end last Monday, the
men all going to work. The company prom
ised them an advance of another half cent
OF the first OF next month. We hope the
company and all Its employees will get along
harponlously, and believe that they should
We are congdsnt that Mr.. McGrew desire.
TO pursue a liberal, IIye.snd-let-live policy
and think II this proves to be true that the
miners should not be unreasonable in thsi!
demands. What all parties-the miners, thu
company and thu community-are interested
In is plenty OF steady work at all seasons
with living wages for q fair days work.
The Csrrollton Democrat. speaking of thu
extension OF the C. q. u q. road to KansaA
City, has this to say "This week we Iearr
that a force Of hands Is at work on the roat
between LAclede and Cunningham. JUS
what is proposed by the railroad company
how soon the work will bs completed or thu