Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-12

New oat meal and homlny, just received,
At CI.pstt,s. o22tf
Cheap. cheap, those fine Jellies and pre-
serves, at Clage It's. o2ztf
Call on Clagett, bis house is full and COM
n,ete in evsrv den.rtn,ent. o22tf
II you can't "Bear" a cough, ''BuiP' 1t
with Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup.
Trimming silks, satins, velvets, MORE,
Sursh, orocade, ombre, &c. Royle & New.
Mr.. h. T. Bates, Wellington, Mo-. sells
Robipson's Red r, the best -four In the
state slW'
MIR. Jno. Powell has put q new front IL
his store, beautllyingt it and giving him more
light.
Avoid cake baking and try the flesh cakes
and jumbles constantly being received, at
Clssetrs. o22sf
Clsgett's is headquarters for groceries, as
he has the largest stock In the county, and
sells them hap. noti
Call at W. Z. Hicks book store and have
VIII Tate show you through his handsome
line OF holiday goods. nl2tf
Bed comforts very cheap. Hotel and
boarding houses supplied in quantity. at
Wholesale prices, At u. E. KeiIer's. cStf
The new gas company is making much
better gas than it's predecessor, and consum'
srs are now very much pleased with 1t.
.sWbat svery one says must be true" this.
'Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal
for coughs and colds. Try 1t. Price 2oc.
Pure cider vinegar, without the least adul-
teration of any kind, at Baehr's Cave. Sold
In quantities to suit at wholesale price. SO
Don't you forget when you want q sew
ing machine. that the New Home Is the best
In the markell. For sale by August Egle,
Franklin street, o1Sm4
1.-THE doctors said my wife had consump-
ton. Tried 'Lindsey's Blood Searcher,' and
she has better health than ever" G. b.
Hubbard, Hampton, Ohio. n5m1
Mr.. Jos. CHM, deputy sheriff and jailer,
" working the county prisoners at rock
bresklng on the fill south of town when the
weather will permit. This is right
the U. s. snagboat, Wright, on her way
up the river rs high as she can penetrate,
stopperi at this port Wednesday to pay of
her hands, drawing $1,000 for the purpose
from the Lafayette County Bank.
Our flannel department., our blanket de-
partment, our ladies' and gents furnishing
goods department, our yarn departments cur
domestic goods department., We have a great
variety OF. and will be sold at popular prices,
at the Ahrsns' Dry Goods Bazaar. o22tf
Lost-We are authorized to pay a liberal
reward for the return Of u pocket-book,
which contained = large sum Of money, and
was lost last Saturday by q merchant be-
tween the Lafayette County Bank and the
Methodist church. No questions will be
asked. n5l2
The market on scales transactions this
week was ss follows: Hay. 80 per ton;
corn, % 7s0s % per barrel; oats, 35 cents
per buahei TAT hogs. 3 cents per pound ;
stock hogs from 3 to 4 cents; butchers' cat
tie, 1908 cents butchers sheep, 81 cents ;
coal, 10 cents delivered In the city.
There were = great many people In town
last Monday. So many, indeed, that 1t was
difficult to get along Main street. The streets
were full nj So were tho stores. Every
body was busy, and . large number OF trans
actions we're effected in live stock and feed.
Court and sale day Is becoming quite an in-
stitutlon with the people, n We Ire glad TO
see 1t.
Probate court will convene Monday, Nov.
IA. All persons having probate business will
be expected to promptly attend to the ssme
on the day they are docketed. The law
makes 1t obligatory on the court to continue
the settlements Of those who fail to appear
and the clerk must Immediately issue cita.
lions to compel all delinquents to comply
with the law ; shis statute Will be rlgidly en-.
forced In future. A hint to the wise shonst
be sufficient.
Nr. James II. Guy who lives in Clay town.
ship lost some very fne sheep, killed as be
thinks by Mr.. Jno. Arnold's dog, on Octo'
Der y. Two OF the sheep we're killed out
right, another Was mortaily wounded and
had to be killed. aud three were moro or les!
wounded. Two Of the sheep killed were
fine Cotiswold rams, bought of Mr.. Thso
dors Bates, at q cost Of $40 each. This Gil
cumstance ia but one in many that occur Il
show the importance of discouraging tn
dog crop In order to encourage the sheeI
crop.
Colorado Springs, COL, Magnet, Nov. 5
"Milt. Warner and VIM. Robinson returne,
from a hunt yesterday, having been in th
mountains ten days. They were gone g
long that Maitland Il Co. began to fee
anxious about Milt. The only accident O
the trip, however, was q slight one. Ate
worrying the game for six days, Robinso
and Milt. got separated. Mill. saw = dee
in SONS uuderbrush, and f1red-with hi
usual success. What was Mills surprise t
have Robinson jump up and excltedly ask
did you shoot at mer Did any of the shc
hit your inquired Milt. yes, they did
said Robinson, rubbing his legs. Then 20
may be certain that l didn't shoot at you.
never hit anything 1 shoot at Morsl-Hur
deer with ; rife, Mill"
The attention Of our readers is called I
the large advertisement in this Issue Of til
LntelliRencer Of the great dry goods firm
G.. 7. Smith i Co., Kansas City. ihis Ell
terprisink and progressive firm by their clos
attention to business, to studying The int
est and wants OF the public as well as the
own, and always having new and .beautfi
goods to offer, haze taken the leading pos
eA0 -" s"s AShoii MI 6oooS stooo y NauSi
City. We take pleasure 10 personally ties,
. Tying 10 the very courteous aud agreeable o
tentiun OF The employees OF this estauIisI
ment. We TO thus because it is rare til
everybody without regard to class or cond
ton receives such polite consideration
We observed in this house. Miss Sail
Carpenter formerly o. Lexington, is no
with thfR firm ard Iav,nufnn ,pliaa ,y
, fnd n her a very attentive, ohliglny a:
business ike assistant when shopping
! this popular establishment.
A correspondent whites to the Scisutr
American asking :-"Wil you please ri
, your readers some facts In regard to ker
sene lamps and oilY IL 1t essential that
!. kerosene burner have any air vent? l ha
+, one That has no perceptlble vent, yet 1. bur
beautifully. l have another that has = he
i big enough TO run a No. 8 wire through
. B, the oil ; that lamp sings and flicker, al
I when | blow 1t out 1t will h~uctuate sever
times before 1t will go out. Now, Is not til
II lamp dangerous? l could stop the vent
you think it advisable. Why does a III
sing and why does it flicker in y close rec
where :hsre is no draught Of air to dlstu
Il 1t? II the socket that fits on the lamp @
Il 50 hot that it burns your fingers, is 1t 1
- dangerous? Ii the oil will not fash up wi
. match IL thrown into 1t, bu: bIrn for 9
sral seconds before the oil t.kes fire, is Il
10 oil a safe oil to burn, or had the oil ought
=. be as hard to ignite In the same manner
IN lard oil? Can You inform US whether To
10 any sign Of danger from 3 lamp prep.
tory to its exploding" To which the pa
replies :-"Al kerosene burning lar