Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-06
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OFFICIAL COUNTY APER.


We hope II will rain before the fair.
Thermometer, yesterday. 90 in the shade.
Choice seed rye for sale by A. v. Robin
son & Co. a6tS~
Uncle Joe Pages picnic was well attended
and pleasant.
McCauslaud is selling . large lot Of linen
lawns at 15c worth 90c. jztf
The editor IL under obligation to the UT
tring band for . ssrensde.
For cheap groceries and queensware, 60
to Toeppe's, Franklin street. aet2
d. Alsbasttns for whitewash, 1t the drug
store OF Gordon l. Fulkerson. jlsms
Mr.. Graendorf has put . new awning In
front OF his bakery, on Pine street.
Lafayette eount fair, Higginsville, Tues
day, August %, continuing i've days.
Old Phil and George seem like Dish out OF
water since coal hauling Is 90 'seldom."
Remember the Dover meeting tomorrow
week. Elder McGsrvey will be present.
The weather was very warm, Wednesday,
the Thermometer marking 90 in the shade.
McCausiand has just received q nice lot Of
faconett lawns. prices 10, l24 and t5c, j2tf
Mr.. C. M, Primer Is sinking q coal shaft on
his property adjoining ,hs Methodist college.
The Red Front is the place to get bargains
In stoves and tinware. Call n see, Main
.,.a a9tf
For q long time there has been q need for
lust such . Lament IS Kendalrs SPAWN
Cure. ass.
The Lexington and Camden base ball
clubs will play at the Turnversin picnic
next Monday.
We, are under obligations to Nj. Samuel
T. Zsntmyer for . late copy Of the Lsadv,lle
Daily Herald.
wrtstea guarantee gwen with every
stove sold at the Red Frent, Main street,
Lexington. Mo. a9tf
Ice advanced 4 half cent Q pound, Wednes-
day, MI. Hale's stock having sun out. IL
now sells At one cent.
Call at the ICED Front store and see the
celebrated Favor,te and Champion Monitor
stoves, the best in the land. a9tf
Bennett b Morrison have the finest line
OF cooking and heating stoves in the ceun-
II. Be snre and see them before buying. II
The awning in front Of Egglsston's shoe
store is being raised, re-roofed and painted,
which will be an Improvement to the corner.
The celebrated sFavorite'' cook stove and
the .'new Sovereign" range, at Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison snt-
worth bank. oztf
The Oldest tombstone in the Dover oeme-
tsry bears the date Of 1922. 1t is in memory
Of Mr.. Jesse Cole, the father OF our present
fellow.citizsn of that name.
We have several good secondhand sew.
ing mschines IN good running order. which
we viii sell for % to 80 ssch, cash, al
Grimes & Venable's, jewelers.. jy2aA
An article signed 'sE. A. E.," . criticism
of 'normal school teachers" will be printed
when the writer sends us his or her full
name. This is an invarisble requisite.
Policeman Tom John went up to Mr.. w
T.. Bells. yesterday morning. with hit
deuble-barrsled. rifle, to shoot q mad-dog
but 1t was already dead when he arrived.
The proprtetors Of Kendalrs Spawn Cure
challenge the whole world to produce 1T
equal . q cure for rheumatism or any Other
deep seated pain. 1t stands without . rival
A sand bank fell in on Mr.. Tom Young
Wednesday, completely covering him over
Fortunately there were other Transfers near
and they dug him out. Tom Is considerabl,
bruised - .Jest. f.at .-t q
Mi. John Baehr Ia to have . grand ho
lunch tonight d 8 O'clock, TO which all hl
friends are invited. Mr.. Baehr keeps q quiet
orderly. neat house, and he intends to hav'
. nice spread. e 80
Mr.. j.. &. Osborne has bought u keid q
Co.'S. livery stable at Higgtnsville, and vii
try to keep q frst-cinss establishment Tor tn
accommodation OF sraveiing men ana Tn
general public.
A full line ofths celebrated lndianoIs Lex
1ngton and Economy COOK stoves ana Vaicsl
heating stoves made by CA. Morrison 10
sale at Bennett d Morrion's, Main street
Lexington, Mo. a mott
The horse training at the fair grounds zoe
ON with renewed vigor IS the date Of tn
event approaches. 1t Is confidently sxpecte
that the speed rings Will apoe nled,snd thi
sthe trotting and running races Will be tull
interest to all lovers OF the horse.
WeNdon,t wasn't to blow -, or Drag but "
mean what We say. W nave the nnsst stos
ever . TO TINS city, the new "Favo
ite." made by VIC. Davis q Co., Cinoil
natl. OHIO. Call and convince <yoursel
Don't take our word Tor 1t. Bennett
Morrison. . mott
Please, examine the date printed with yor
name upon the margin OF this paper and q
II yon do not owe. US . couple Of dollar
Rehem6srt the daee there printed fpdicat'
the lime 70, which. you have paid. froml
payments Of newspaper SUBSCRIPTIONS cove
. multitude OF sins. JlstS
Tit fair VII begin on ioesday, Aogu
70, and everyone VINO can possibly 90
should endeavor TO contribute to It's succe
from the nrst TO tbs. last day. There n
many things OF interest set on ths urss al
second days, and we nope tnat they Will n
DE overlookeu oy the people,
MI. Dusky, OF the AVERY neignoornoo
Whs called, wednesday says ne met Q youl
man. 8 few days ago, Mr.. T.. d. Spain, wi
IL working for DR.. Loker, on the Shelf
sasssHwho told him that he had killed
rattle snakes this summer, noae with lie
than Z rattiss. inis lss pretty Dig snal
story, but Mr.. Dusky says ne believes t
young man was not exsggsrsttng.
Col. John Reid, OF this city, has sold
large interest In the goal mines here to N
"A. A.. Talmsge, general manager OF t
Missouri Pacific railroad. 1t will be remel
psred that Jay Gould bought . controilil
1aterest In THESE mines some Time az
Messrs. Jno. Reid and Jno. W.. Waddell
tanning the major portion OF the oalan'
The mines are very extensive anu very '
liable, and 1t IL thought that TINS purcha