Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17

Gail on Silverman. s17t4
Fresh grated, sliced and whole piueapp
: at Maitland & Co.'S. s1Ot2
At Silverman's you will always get t
worth OF your-mopey. s17t4
There is to be a meeting OF Mexican W
veterans at Sedalla, Thursday, Sept. %.
Silverman has the largest stock Of win
and liquors ever opened In Lafayette cou
ty, s17i4
Mr.. H. T. Bates, Wellington, Missoul
I. sells Robinson's Red X, the best flour in Il
state. s1Otf
We have the old fashioned plantation m
= lasses made from the sugar cane. Maitlar
D Co, ,slOt2
IT you have q house to roof or gutter, cs
at the Red Front store and get prices. Ma
street, a9tf
No Misrepresentation, but honest, fair an
polite dealing is the motto at Silverman
whisky depot. STA
We want Irish and sweet potatoes, goo
sound shipping apples, and new dried al
pies. Maitland & Co, s1Ot2
The Old Mems Club OF Lafayette count
will meet at Mr.. VIM. Whitsett's in Wasl
fngton township, next Saturday.
Two dollars and seventy cents for til
trip to Sedslis; this includes an admissio
ticket to the fair grounds for one day.
Why use vinegar compounded from slop
and chemicals when a pure article can b
had at q less price at Baehr's Cave? $40 81
Our new fall goods are arriving daily, an
will be sold at bottom prices. Call and Sc
US before purchasing elsewhere. Kreihn
Wilker. s17l2
Breakfast chocolate, schooner jellies, Cal
iforula honey In glasses, pickles in barrel
and In bottles, and q large stock of sauces a
Clagett's. $40
Before you leave Lexington call on Silver
man and get Q bottle Of fine whisky. 1t l
sold In large or small quantities, at the low
est marke ct price. s17t4
Bill Tracy and his pal who stole some hog
from Mr.. Sparks are In jail. William Is III
der sentence for IL months. The other mai
is stilI to be tried,
Pure cider vinegar, made from sound ap
pies and without the least adulteration cal
be had In quantities to suit, at the whole
sale price, at John Baehr's, Franklin st. s1l
John Borne was find $50 and costs, yester
day. for disturbing the pe,ce. He succeedl
In making himself very dIsagreeable some
times.
Miss Viola Welsh has returned from he
summer vacation, and can be found at hel
rooms over Graham's tin shop. Her many
patrons will be glad to know that her health
Is improved.
A full line of the celebrated Indianola, Lex
ington and Economy cook stoves and VULGAR
beating stoves made by G.. A. Morrison fol
sale at Bennett & Morrion's, Main street,
Lexington, Mo. m5tf
The regular adjourned term of the pro.
bate court will be held commencing Mon.
day. October 8. Judge Hord has written
to MIR. Harris, the clerk, that be hopes to be
we'll enough to be present then.
Without doubt we have the largest and
finest stock Of stoves. pierced and stamped
tluware In the county, and we mean to sell
them. Call and get prices and satisfy your.
self that the Red Front IS the cheapest house
IN the city. s9tf
Mr.. Philip Phillips and his son, both cele.
bratsd vocallsts will give a concert in sacred
muse at the Methodist church on Friday
night, September 80. Tickets, 30 cents, for
sale at Royle's and Hicks. One half the net
proceeds Of the concert goes to the church.
We don't want to blow or brag, but we
mean what We say. We have the finest stove
ever brought TO this city, the new sFayor.
it," made by W. G. Davis s. Co., Cincln-
natl. Ohio. Call and convince yourself.
Don't take our word for it. Bennett &
Morrison. m5tf
The masters Of the national and state
oranges will deliver addresses ut the grand
grange rally at the fair grounds, nesr HIg-
ginsville, Z Tuesday. 1t is to be a basket
meeting, and it is hoped every member Of
the order in this and adjoining counties will
attend in regalia.
Please examine the date printed with your
name upon the margin of this paper and see
II you do not owe us a couple of dollars.
Remember the date there printed indicates
the time to which you have paid. Prompt
payment Of newspaper subscriptions covers
5 multitude Of sins. jl8t3
A correspondent In another column warm
iy seconds Hon. Chas. l.. Ewing's PROPOSE
ton that the Mexican veterans OF Lafayette
county shall turn out in force at the meeting
In Sedalia, Thursday OF next week. A q pre-
hmtnary measure he urges that as many Of
them as can do 80 shall meet at Higglnsvllle
at the grange meeting next Tuesday.
VIZ were shown, a day or two ago BY MIR.
A. w. Smith. q portrait OF Mayor Craycrott,
Of Ssdalia, painted by Rev. j. L.. D. Blevans.
Of course no one could do anything better
than to preach the gospel, but really when
one locke At the correct likeness and life.
like appearance OF Mr.. Craycroft's picture
1t Is to wonder that its author is anything
but an artist. 1t ts q very fine painting in
deed.
l would call the attention OF parents and
their children to my large and complete
stock OF School Books and School Supplies,
comprising everything needed in the school
room. My stock Is all fresh and new and of
the latest and best editions. 1 would respect.
FULLY ask one and all to give me q call before
purchasing elsewhere. Chas. q. Royle. a27t4
The ColumbIs, NO., Sentinel is offered for
sale at u bargain, In order that Its editor may
accept q position which suits him better,
The Office is we'll equipped for newspaper
and job printing, the paper Is five years old
and we'll established. Unless SOLD very soon
this offer Will be withdrawn. This is a rare
chance for some man who wants to locate at
the educational center Of the state. For full
particulars address the editor, W. J.. DAVIS,
Columbia, Mo.
The Sedalia exposition will begin next
Tuesday and continue five days. Every ei-
fort has been made by the management to
render 1t successful ia all its phases. They
have determined to reverse the order of
things which makes OF the first day u dull
md ninteresting me-, ant have arranged to
nave on that day the grand twenty mile lady
:questrlenne race for $40 900 stak es and the
honors Of Missouri and Kansas, between
Miss Nellie Archer, OF Missouri and Miss
Cricket Still. Of Kansas. Each lady will
ride ton thoroughbred horses in the race.
Miss Archer Won the first OF the races be-
tween herself and Miss Still, at the National
fair In Kansas, Sept. 9, and will strain every
nerve to win the race next Tuesday. The
race In Kansas was described as thrillinsiy
Interesting and was only won by a half
length. Thousands were there to see it
from all parts Of the state, and there will no
doubt be an immen SO crowd at Sedalla.
Tn Globe.Democrat of last Tuesday con.
tsined an editorial article nearly q column
long In which 1t moraIlzed 10 its usual strain
on the ':Bstss City robbery" aud why a
whole townful of people would submit to
De pillsged by two men. No doubt the
aesthetic scribbIer who prepared the article
was highly pleased with his production
when he got through, but there would have