Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-27

Meals At all hours, at Berries. in Dutch
Row. azVl1 y
School books covered free OF charge at
Chas. b. Royle's. az''4 =
Alsbastine for whitewash, at the drug
store OF Gordon b Fulkerson. 1lsma .
California hesb asparagus aud California
sugar peas, In cans. Maitland d Co. a2It2 7
A fine stock OF nice fresh candles, nuts, !
raisins, oranges and lemons. Maitland q
Co. sz'tS !
II YOU have . house to roof or gutter, call :
At the Red Front store and get prices. Main
street. sst
Thu freshest stock sud the latest editions
q all schoel books can be found, OF Chas. h.
Royls.s. szn4
A written guarantee given with every
stove sold at the Red Front, Main street,
Lexington, Mo. sSu
Grand grange rally Rigginsvflle, Lafsyette
county, Mo Tuesday. September 20. See
fuller notice elsewhere.
Miss Celia Kics received the premium at
Brownsville, last week, on fancy needle
work and on fancy machine stitching.
Bennett q Morrison have the finest line
Of cooking and beating stoves In the coun-
IT,. Be sure and see them before buying. II
We have the best teas, coffees genuine New
Orleans sugars,a and 10 short the best goods OF
ali kinds to be had for money. Maitland q
70 a27t2
A Kansas City man had a lot OF fine. bug
pies on exhibition at the fair. He sold
seven the first day, some running rs high as
S8s6 each.
The celebrated sFavorite'' cook stove and
| the ..new Sovereign range. ut Bennett q
| Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-W emit
worth bank. OIL
Canned corn beef; canned roast beef;
canned Vienns sausage; canned beef tongue;
canned su%gar-cured ham ;dsviled ham graf
ed beef tongue. Maitland & Co. a27t2
The standing races, at the fair. this week,
! hsye been quite interesting. There were
two entries, each man riding two horses,
circus-isshion. The hali.mile was made In
Les Wednesday. The riders took heavy
chances OF getting their necks broken.
We have received an Invitation TO attend
a grand cld.iashionsd Missouri picnic at st.
Cloud Springs. Ray county. Wednesday
August 81. II 1t rains We will try to go;
otherwise we will have to beg to be excused,
unless 1t is av tGit 70 get into the spring a.
tr one reaches 1t.
Robert Maybsrry, Q son OF Mr.. Jno. b.
Msyberry, charged with . felontous assault
with intent 70 kill Jno. W. Sanders, had his
preliminary trial before E-quire VIM. Tut,
last Thursday, and was acquitted. There
were . great many witnesses, aud the gen.
sral pubic expression Of opinion agreed
? with the finding Of the court.
The chariot races were an unique feature
Of the fair. The two chariOts quite orna-
mentally constructed were each drawn by
, four good horses hitched abreast, one team
. white and the other blsck, and they made
Irmarkably good time for such rigs. 1t was
d nip ana tuck' with them all the wsy round,
. ana the races were very interesting aud ex-
D citing.
A correspondent from Dover township
writes :-"Rhe drouth Is undated. Stock
vster IL becoming very scarce, and pasturage
quite short. Corn sold yesterday, neal
Dover, tor o. Is per barrel In the field
/; Farmers have had to stop blowing their
wheat ground IN consequence of the terrible
drouth."
Messrs. A. G. Peters 4 Sons. Of Indepen
dence, had 9 very dne stable OF horses at th'
fair. The elder Mr.. Peters is one Of the mos
70 ssgacious and enterprising horse men ii
Missouri, and he makes large sales OF Mis-
,, souri, horses in Kentucky. IL the ksntuck
ID tans afterward sell them for extra-hne blu
r grass steppers he can't help that.
In I would call the attention Of parents an
their children to my large and complet
E stock OF School Books and School Supplied
n comprising everything needed In the schoe
d. room. Ny stock is all fresh and new and Q
u the latest and best editions. 1 would respect
fully ask one and all to give me a call befor
purchasing elsewhere. Chas. b. Royle. All
y, Richmond Democrat Aug. 25 1.-THE reg
st ulsr east bound passenger tram on the s
e. Joseph branch road, run of the track ye
terdsy evening north Of Lawson. The q
- cidept was caused by . broken rail. III
engine was ditchsd. The engineer, M
'er Becky was scalded on one foot and the FIR
Dot man, mall agent and baggage master We
somewhat bruised, but NJ person serious
ne hurt"
10y Mr.. A. C. Burnham the sdministrato
an will sell the personal property Of the Ia
ng william H.. Stewart and Dinwiddie & Ste'
art. The sale will TAKE place at the farm
OF &. 8, Dinwiddie, 3 miles south Of Dow
His Wednesday next. August 81. 1t Is an !
ess portant sale the property being valuab
consisting Of Q number Of horses, null
ind cattle, hogs, farming utensils, 800 bush
lass wheat and 600 bushels oats. Read the
Ugh vertisement on the outside OF this issue.
We suggest to the committee OF arranl
the msnts for the grand rally Of grangers
rses Riggiusvuls, Sept. 20, that they take ST
her Immediately to secure advertisement Of
AXE meeting In surrounding counties. I
rss. master Of the National grange is entitled
and tho respect OF an energetic effort to secl
ped him q large audience, and the only way
sell do that 10 to notify the people OF the II
sur. and place. To do this effectively there 70
,uss DO some systematic action tsken. We hi
NJ voluntarily and without solicitation star
our the ball, let the committee see that 1t is X
see in motion.
srs. Owing to the heavy crop Of all kinds
fruit last year, dried fruits Of all kinds W
mpt very low in price. but this year our fl
vsrs growers will DO we'll to dry every pount
,G8 apples. peaches and sweet corn. as these
We ticles will bear . high price. Apples in 81
sell better than qusrters; peaches In ha
Ivor. better than small pieces. Sweet corn she
be dried ss rapidly ~ possible, ~ the |
'ssif. taste OF sournsss spoils 1t. Apples
1T 4 peaches when teo ripe dry black, and
btf wasting time to peel them at all. Grade
city, fruit according to color and do not mix
,oms dark with the bright fruit.
very On Tuesday, the Doth day OF septen
uoty the master of the National grange. &C,
'nos' panied by the master OF the Missouri
oe' grange will be at Higglnsville, when
o In intended to have q grand rally of the n
bers Of the order of this and sdjoi
70 Oh counties. The committee Of arrangen
any appointed by the county grange consis
race Isaac Neale. B. NJ. Landlord, j. +.
. col dish, j.. T. Ferguson. j. NJ. Armentl
n'rec- b. NJ. Neale and 81. G. ChileA. The con
AZURE tee Of reception Is composed of H.. j.
st by pin,. VIM. C.. Beatis and Jackson Co
Patrons are requested to wear their res
tnohc The meeting will be a basket picnic,
injury Lafayette county people are request'
guest bring we'll filled baskets. Those from at
Iuii will find plenty to eat and a hearty weic
no ID Newspapers Of surrounding counties
house confer q favor on the order in this &C
'oods' by reprintng this notics. Mr. Isaac N
,rd to .so,oo. ia nnv.r- Lafayette county, Nj
call II There WAS another council meetinI