Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-15
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SHORTS.
Tinsmiths are busy.
Dried apples are scarce.
Oyercoats are In demand.
Clean up your stove pipes.
Autumn leaves are falling.
Hazel Kirke, Monday night.
Provide shelter for the animals.
Take care OF your house plants.
Emma Leland nrxt Monday night.
Ffssh ersnbsrfIes. Maitland = Co. 2t
Early Whesti IL up and growing finely.
Royal baking powder. Maitland . Go.
Provisions are higher than for some year,
Boots and shoss at cost, at ME. Keller't
ossssrssre hue, this year, and plentiful
EaikIsdia preserved ginger. Maitland
o1bt2
how ID get rian-adyertise in tho Intelll
Oencer.
Blankets and sn.wls. cheap, at M. +
NKelI.r,s. oStf
Whole. grated. and sncedplnsspple. Matt
,.rd o ca o25t2
Now is the time, ladies, y save FOUR fern
and moses.
Black and colored cashmere ct all prices
Rov,e 4 Nav. Off
Old.fss6ioned New Orleans molasses
MaitIaIdA Co. oltt2
Cats and dogs! o, myi Bologna sausage
It ought to b. cheap.
Homemade raspberry and gooseberry
jam. Maitland q Co. o122
Concord wine OF my own make, 30 cent?
per bottle John Baehr. s1Om3
Cake trimmings, crystalized prints and
ioing sugar. Maitland + Co. olot3
Liebig's concentrated extract Of beef fol
click people. Maitland &Co. o1bt2
AIabastine for whitewash, ut the drug.
store Of Gordon b Fulkerson. j1Sm3
E~verybody's q. %friend-the I~ntelligencer. Ii
you are not taking It; don't delay.
- The complaint now is that the shock corr
viii be injured by the continued rains.
New prunes, fine table raisins, new Leg
horn citron and currants: Maitland & CO.
Mr.. q. T. Bates. Wellington, Mo-, sells
Robinson's Red B, the best -four in the
state. s1Otf
Dress goods In plain, plaid, stripe and
brocsde, in all the new shades and fabrics
9oyle & New. oltf
There o few complaints Of grub-worm IN.
juring wheat, but generally the wheat seems
to be growing finely.
Ready-made clothing, hats and cap and
furnishing goods, at prices to defy competi'
.,on. at M. r. KeIer,s, oStf
Crosse h Blackwslps English pickles. white
aonions, cauliflower, gherkins. mixed pickles,
!. ohow.chow. Maitland Eco. o16t2
Call and get e. BUTTERFLIES October Met
ropolitan free Of charge, sent by mail on sp.
plication. Kriehn d Wilker. ost2
+. Why use vinegar compounded from Stops
and chemicals whenHa pure article can be
had at . less price 1t Baehr's Cave? SO BIN
All kinds OF California canne goods.
peaches, pears, grapes. white cherries, apri.
cots, egg plums, green cages, 30. Maitland
4 Co. =. o16t2
Country produce wanted; and fresh goods
received daily, by John O'Malley, opposite
the Catholic church. Call and see me and !
will do Won good. %
Joel W. Rogers, q rather notorious char.
acter from Aullville. was fined 81 and costs
for asssplafns drunk" last Wednesday, by
Recorder Wilson.
or leans and f1annels we have an unusual
" large stock; also white mt colored blank
cts in large amount and variety, at low
prices. Kriehn d Wilker. ost2
number OF articles prepared for this
issue were unavoidabIy crowded out by sd-
yertislng. We hope our friends will pardon
any seeming neglect Of communications, DC.
Richmond Oonseryator, October IA :-"The
Lexington papers assert that we have not
only q panther on the island, but . tiger or
two. and, to complete the m%enagerie, black
and white bears, as well % twin calves"
Beautiful stock Of Hamburg sdging and
inserting, laces and edeings, ribbons, cords
and ~tassels, fringes and p~asamentery TRIM
mlngs. Also . splendid stock Of lace col
lars, collarettss, ties, hosiery, gloves, ladies'
aud gents net underwear. Royle 4 New.
Richmond Conservator, October Il :-"Mr.
J. C. McGrsw is boring with Q big anger at
Camden. He has about completed q row Of
neat cottages 1t his lower mine, and is put.
4 ting q handsome engine In one Of the other
mines. He will lift black diamonds lively
J this winter"
r. UlculQOuV NOuboIv 6lO1S NCtOU04 IT, u
DIR. 81. C. Garner met with quite q painful
accident last Friday. While in the act Of
going down stairs she slipped and fell,
breaking one of the small bones In her leg.
While 1t is not dangerous, 1t will cause hel
to keep her bed for some time."
We have been asked to print the legal
time for killing game. We here give 1t 60
far 1t affects game In our county wild
turkey annot be killed between the first
day Of March snd the fifteenth day of Sep.
TENDER; prairie chickens February and Aug
Is quails Feb. 1 and October 1b ; woodcock
Jan. 10 and July l.; dove. m~eadowlark OF
plover Feb l and Aug. l.
We call SPECIAL attention to the double
column advertisement ozrMr. 81. j.. e,
Ahrens. He has recently returned from the
east where he purchased q very full stock In
all lines, but particularly In fine goods, sc
that his magnificent store Is now ablazs with
softness and texture. Ladies' will do well to
attend the second grand opening, the first
having been an event In the mercantile his.
tory OF our little city.
The county roads should all be worked be.
fore this time, but some OF them have not
been, and In many places where they we're,
the recent heavy rains have washed them
badly. The road overseers will confer
great favor upon the public II they will av.il
themselves Of the first favorable weather to
do the very best tbeyscan. Especially should
they nx all Siding and dangerous places .,
crossings Of creeks or washes. There is very
little time to &c on now, ss winter weather
is about due.
The fish law, we are told, 10 being violated
by certain men who hAve nets In Crooked
river. We see fish In the market here fire..
4uently which have the appearance to con.
noisseurs Of coming from elsewhere than
the Missouri river, and which are not caught
with hooks n lines. The fsh commission
is doing everything in Its power to rs.stock
cur Missouri waters, but It cannot succeed
II poachers are to occupy the outlet OIL
streams and catch every fish that attempts
to pass up or down. We hope the authori.
ties OF Ray county will look into this matter,
n punish those who violate the law II
there are any such.
Scientific American :-sThe Belgian Ac
ademy Of Sciences has received q report or
the researches made by N. Faore, regarding
the diseases to which coal miners are espe
oislly liable. He finds that, as coal absorb.
rapidly up to one hundred times its OWE
value of oxygen, the air which the miner.
have to breathe Is deprived of oxygen to {
hurtful degree /; the atmosphere Of Q mine II
also further vltiated by the gaseous carbon
compounds given OF by the slow combu,.