Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-09
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SHORTS.
Summer apples are ripe.
Odessa had q big Fourth.
The harvest Is about over.
The comet Is fast winking out.
The days are growing shorter.
One dollar to Sedalis, July 81.
Coles circus, Monday. July Is.
Clover hay for sale. e. Allen.
Lexington bad q glorious Fourth.
The hay crop is extra good this year..
ountry bacon wanted at Clagett's jl1tf
A large lot of salt hsh, at Clagett's. j25tf
Lawn party b. &c. next Thursday night.
The corn harvest bids fair to be bountiful.
Baptist lawn party next Thursday night.
The katydids have come. Six weeks till
frost.
Jno. Kriehn's new house is about COM
pleted.
Tue eight prisoners went to the pen last
Saturday night.
Don't you wish you were q resident Of
Alaska? Whew!
Try Clagett's . and 10 cent Gig ars; they are
the best in town. j11tf
The marriage law has gone into effect, and
don't you forget 1t.
The Guards band ssrenaded Miss Mamie
Denote last night.
Spring chickens are now exceedingly
scarce In this market.
McCausland Is selling . large lot Of linen
lawns at loo worth 20c. j2tf
Fruit cases and berry boxes for sale by
Geo. +. Maitland & 60. j25t4
II you want to marry you must procure Q
license from the recorder.
A nne line Of lsdies' linen busters to be
close ! out, al n. Chapmsn's. Htf
AlabastIne for whitewssh, at the drug
store OF Gordon Il Fulkerson. j1sm3
Ii this hot weather continues thermome.
tiers will require 8 mansard roof.
KeIier's new storehouse will be ready for |
occupancy in time for the fall trade.
Read h. j. +. Ahrens' advertisement
In another column, and profit by It. m7tf
Coles show bills seem to have about them
q continual crowd Of Interested gszers.
Ladies' fine hand made shoes In size l to |
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MIR. Henry Wilker burned his left hand |
severely. Monday night, In lighting . rocket.
The Red Front is the place to get bargains
in stoves and tinwsre. Call and see, Main
street. a9tf |
Look out for lots Of fat cattle and hogs
next fall II the corn crop receives no serious
drawback.
Tn hreworks were grand last Monday
night. aurrah for Prof. Josephus Fl
ThomassoI |
A written guarantee given with every
stove sold at the Red Front, Main street,
Lexington, Mo. a9tf
One thousand dollars worth OF ladies' and
chiIdren's shoes at . great sacrifice to close,
At NJ. Chapman's. a9tf
Read h. J. e. Ahrens' advertisement in
buying elsewhere. m7tf
Call at the Red Front store and sen the
celebrated Fsvorite and Champion Monitor
stoves. the best In the land. a9tf
Bennett & Morrison have the finest line
Of cooking and heating stoves In the coun-
ty. Be sure and see them before buying. tt
Moonlight. Ice cream and cake, pretty
girls and softly whispered words OF poetry
ought to make the boys happy at the lawn
party next Thursday night.
A full line Of the celebrated Indianols,
Lexington and Economy cook stoves and
Vulcan heating stoves made by q. A. Nor.
rison for sale at Bennett Il Morrison's, Main
street. Mott
A splendid opportunity is now offered to
any one. wishing to engage in the dry goods
buslness-best house and location In 4hs
c.ly-a bal gain can be had by calling on NJ.
Chapman. j4tf
Lost-On the Fourth, In Lexington, or on
the road to the picnic, a black day .book.
containing horse and jack accounts for 1879
and 1880. Reasonable reward paid II left 1T
this Office. 1872
A fullline Of the celebrated Indianola,L Lex
1ngton and Economy cook stoves and Vulcan
heating stoves made by G.. A. Morrison for
sale at Bennett l. Morrion's, Main street,
Lexington, Mo. mott
We congratulate Msyvlew school upon
the acquisition OF G.. c.. Alexander, Esq, as
teacher. He Is q thorough christian GENTLE
man, q scholar, and q man OF extensive
travel and Information.
Sedalia Democrat, July 5:-"Eddie Brad
ley, a little son Of N. A. Bradley. was shot
in the hand yesterday morning, in East Be.
dalIa by q toy pistol In the hands Of Walter
Grove. The injury is triflng."
A rocket, accidentally ignitsd, struck Miss
Lizzie Wlnklsr, Monday night, while on
Homer's roof looking at the fire works. 1t
fortunately only bruised her waist, Q sash
which she wore protecting her.
Richmond Democrat 1.-THE social and
lawn party at Mrs. Conrow's, In honor Of
Miss Myrtle Russell, Of Lexington, wal the
most enjoyable affair Of the season-the
young folks all having . good time"
Without doubt we have the largest and
finest stock Of stoves, pierced and stamped
tlnwsre 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. a9tf
A negro boy named Cant, aged about l6,
was shot with q wad Of paper In the right
arm, Monday night. Thu paper entered the
arm some two inches, and was taken out by
DR.. Atkinson by means of an incislon. He
is getting on very well.
Higginsville Advance - .Master Eddie
Kinsley. little son OF N. c. Kinsley, mer-
chant OF our city, fell while climbing into .
hay loft last Saturday, and broke one OF his
arms. A doctor Immediately set the limb
and he Is getting along very WE'LL"
We want to buy q large quantity Of fruits
and berries Of all kinds, curr ants. raspbsr-
ries, blsckberries, cherries. &c. We will
furnish boxes for same. No fruit received
except In our boxes. For further Informs |
tion call on Geo. f. Maitland 4 Co. j25t4
We don't want to blow or brag, but we
mean what we say. We have the finest stove |
ever brought 10 this city, the new "Favor-
ite," made by W. C. Davis & Co., Cinoin-
natl. OHIO. Call and convince yourself. |
Don't take our word for 1t. Bennett 4
Morrison. mott
Please examine the date printed with your
name upon the margin of this paper and see
II you do not " US q couple of dollars.
Remember the date there printed indicates
the time to which you have paid. Prompt
payment Of newspaper subscriptions covers
o multitude OF sins. jlst3
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