Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-24

bought before the advance. lie is selling
cheap. slO
II you need any pure wine for family use
call on Silverman. s17t4
Real estate transfers from Sept. 5 to Sept. u.
on the outside OF this issue.
Alsbastine for whitewash, at the drug
store of Gordon Il Fulkerson. j1Sm3
Mr.. II T. Bates. Wellington, Mo-, sells
Robinson's Red z, the best -four in the
state. s1Otf
The Red Front Is the place to get bargains
in stoves and tinwsre. Call and see, Main
street. ATT
Mr., King has built a handsome new porti-
CO ut his beautiful residence on Franklin
street.
A written guarantee given with every
stove sold at the Red Front, Main street,
Lexington. Mo. a9tf
Mr.. Saunders has wonderfully improved
his suburbsn plice by grading down the
high bank In front OF his house.
C. Ben tells US that the round trip to the
St. Louis fair will be 81 %, which ncludes
an admission ticket to the fair grounds.
Bennett & Morrison have the finest line Of
cooking and heating stoves IN the county.
Be sure and see them before buylng. OFT
vii, sell sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies cheaper than any other
house IN town. A. Egle, Franklin 81. sl9m4
Why use vinegar compounded from Stops
and chemicals when a pure article can be
had at q less price at Baehr's Cave? $40 Bun
Breakfast chocolate, schooner jellles. CAL
ifornis honey In glasses, pickles in barrels
and In bottles, ant q large stock Of sauces at
Clagett's. $40
The celebrated sFavorite" cook stove and
the NEW Sovereign" range, at Bennett &
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-Went-
worth bank, OFT
Jesse & Vaughan respectfully invite their
friends to call and examine their stock, all
fresh and nice. Satisfaction in quality Of
goods and prices guaranteed. s24t1
We have q large stock Of cooking and
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper. granite,
iron and sheetiron-ware, which we intend
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Bennett
4 Morrison, OFT
Milan Standard :-s'Mr. H. T. Knight, j.
T. Reynolds and thomas Murto have the
contract to finish the b & S. W. grade from
Lacleds to Cunningham. They go at 1t at
once, 1t will require about i've weeks to
complete the job"
Mr.. Philip Phillips and his son, both cele-
braled vocaIlsts will give q concert In sacred
music at the Methodist church on Friday
night, September 30. Tickets, 50 cents, for
sale at Royle's and Hicks. One half the net
proceeds of the concert goes to the church.
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
. multitude of sins. jlst8
The proceedings OF the last meeting Of the
Old Mems Club will be found on the outside
OF this issue of the I%ntelligencer. Though
held some months ago 1t 10 now printed by
request to make 1t more thoroughly a matter
OF record, and because the society meets to-
day at Uncle Billy Whitsett's in Washington
township.
The music classes at the Central and Bsp-
fist Colleges have 80 increased as to necessi-
tate additional instructors. The former has
engaged Miss Katie Hollis OF this city, and
the latter Miss Mauds Hardwicke of Liberty,
Mo-, both admirable selections; Miss Hollis
being one Of our most efficient and careful
instructors, and Miss Hardwicke being one
Of the finest performers that ever won Prof.
GImbei's grand medal Of honor.
The following lafayette county cases in the
supreme court are set for the thirteenth day,
Tuesday, Nov. l:-"Emma Yarnall, resp.
vs.. st. L.. K. c. 4. N. &. 3. Co. ap. Black
d Black ct al, and W. q Blodgett, attorneys,
az. Martin Konskie, resp. vs.. Mo. P. B. R.
Co. up. Rathbun u Shswalier and T. J..
Ports, attorneys, 243. Albert Il. Blewett,
resp. VS.. Sanford F. Smith, ap. !; Rathbun &
Shewaiter and Young, Yan-y d Field, at
torneys, 2A. Jas. 5. Plattenburg ap. VS..
Amanda Warren ct al. resp. Rathbun Il
Shewalter and Wallsce & Chiles, Ryland l.
Ryland, attorneys, 245. The Aull Saving
Bank, ap. vs. the city Of Lexington, resp. ;
Graves and Rathbun & Shewalter, attorneys,
24s. VIM. A. Gordon, Pc. vs. Lafayette
county, de-; Wallace b Chiles and William
Young, attorneys, 247. Jno.S. Webb, ap.
Va. Jas. Robertson, resp; Wallace 4 Chiles
n Graves l. Barr, attorneys, 24S.
The receipts at the fairs are the principal,
and often the only source OF revenue to
American agricultural societies. In Grea,
Britain the membership fees of the breeders
agricultural societies are high, and the list
of members long. In the case Of the Royal
Agricultural society of England, which, hat
9,0Os or 10000 members, the annual sub
scriptton is FL. or the forty-two annua'
shows or fairs held by this society. only ter
have been q source Of profit. The net losses
up to the present year are given as GAG 1874
The Kilburn or London show, In 1879, alone
caused q loss of Ella, 056. Gentlemen inter
ested in the success of our agricultural 30
cistIes should take courage from such ex
amples as these, and not weary in well do
ing. because Of minor dissppointments.
CarroIiton Democrat, Sept. II :-'Our oil
friend Winism Dulaney called on US one ds,
this week, and handed US q copy Of the La
clede News. from which we extract the fol
lowing concerning our railroad: On &C
count of material not having arrived or
time, track laying on the southern extension
OF the Burlington and S. W. road has beel
delayed. Parties who ought to know, "a,
that work will surely begin next Monday
Engineers are busy marking tue grade, an
everything seems to Indicate that they meal
business In the same paper OF the follow
ing week sppears this Teams and men ar
busily engaged on the b. & 8. W. grad
south Of LacIede bridge. Men are at wor
getting material ready for putting In tn
bridges on the line, material ia arriving, an
all together Indicates an early completion O
the line to Salem. New side tracks will b
,,ut in here and q new depot built ut oncs
We predict for LscIede q bright and prospel
Gus future, IL the citizens will take hold &
the opportunities which now offer. Oul
may become one Of the great railroad an
commercial centers OF North Missouri. w
sincerely trust the people will be wide awak
10 their own interests, and not allow a sing
opportunity to go by which would have
tendency to build up our town and devolo
the OF the country Certainly tn
Is encouraging news, and we believe tn
Carrollton will get the long talked of railros
to the northeast" Hurrah for Carrolltor
Let 1t conn by all means. We like Caro-
ton, anyhow, but can cheer her more heart
iy in this matter as In it Carroiltou mea,
Lexington as we'll.
Proclamation by the Mayor.
In the Providence OF Almighty God, it b
comes In duty to announce the solemn al
sad news Of the untimely death OF our b
loved and lamented President. In comp
snce with the earnest wishes of our citlzen
. and the request OF the governor of the stat
q to enable all OF our cltizens tn hnxa n q,