Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17

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Irish potatoes wanted, at Clagett's. $40
Grange meeting, HIgginsville. Sept. 20.
Q School books covered free OF charge, q
Chas. H. Royle's. a27t4
Fresh grated, sliced and whole pineapple
at Maitland Il Co.'S. s1Oi2
Q Mr.. H T.. Bates. Wellington, Mo-, sell
Robinson's Red r, the best flour In tn
r state. s1Otf
We nave the old fashioned plantation me
lasses made from the sugar cane. MAITLAND
= & Co. s10t2
The freshest stock and the latest edition.
of all school books can be found, at Chas.
3 Royle's. a27t4
A written guarantee given with every
: stove sold at the Red Front, Main street
Lexington, Mo. a9tf
We want Irish and sweet potatoes, goot
sound shipping apples, and new dried ap
pies. Maitland 4 Co. s1Ot2
Hundreds of clergymen,d doctors and Others
have used kendall's SPAWN Cure with the
best success. Read advertisement.
Bennet h Morrison have the finest line Of
- o"N 0sAA okOsSo ="
Be sure aud see them before buying. OFT
Bennett h Morrison have the finest line
Of cooking AMI Nesting stoves in the coun-
ty. Be sure and see them before buying. tt
Clsgett's Is the headquarters for fine and
rare fancy groceries and the best staple
goods. Special prices to large buyers. $40
The celebrated sFsvorite'' cook stove and
the ''new Sovereign" range, at Bennett &
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison w emit
worth bank. OFT
Mr.. McCsuslsnd has moved his stock of
goods into Conkling's old stand and is get
ting very nicely arranged In bis handsome
new quarters.
Linneus, Mo-, Bulletin +: - sContractors
have gone to work In earnest on the exten-
sion of the b. SIS. W. r. 4. 1t will soon
be completed to%'Stanley City,"
Mr.. Jesse has moved his grocery stock In.
to McCausland's old stand. He will be as
sisted by Mr.. George Vaughan. Mr.. Bates
| Vaughan will remain at bis old stand on
Man Cross street.
MIR. Alexander Lseper left, last Wednes-
day. with his live stock, for his place in
southeastern Kansas. He will return for
his family at an early day. MIR. Leeper is a
good citizen, and we regret losing him.
Judge William Young has discovered q
motor far more easily obtained and Infinitely
cheaper than steam, which he thinks will
revolutionize the machinery world. He In
tends very soon to construct q machine to
test his Invention. We hope 1t will be q
success. The judge is confident that it will.
Messrs. William Jordan and Charles Taub-
man were burned with molten iron at the
foundry last Saturday morning. a green
hand was al one end Of the ladle and tilted
1t over 80 that the melted iron ran into the
top Of Mr.. Jordsn's left boot, burning him
quite seriously. Mr.. Taubman was slightly
burned on one foot.
Mr.. George +. Maitland presented US,
Wednesday, q half doz IN of the finest ap-
pies we have seen this year, Of the Pennsyl-
vania Red Stu eak variety. They are very
large, perfectly sound and free from blem-
ishes, and altogether very handsome fruit.
They were raised by Mr.. Fred Young, near
this city, who had q fne crop OF them.
Richmond Democrat: -"Georgs Nance
died in Lexington on Sunday last, of inflam-
milton OF the bowels. He was formerly a
citizen OF this county and we'll liked by all
who knew him. He was over here a few
weeks ago looking hale and hearty and no
one would then have dreampt OF death being
30 near him. Truly In life we should sver
be prepared to meet our great enemy"
Sun cholera mixture Take equal parts
of tincture of cayenne pepper, tincture Of
opium, tfncture Of rhubarb, essence of pep
psrmint, and spirits Of camphor. Mix we'll. |
Doses, 10 to 30 drops In q little cold water, |
accol ding to age and violence OF symptoms,
repeated every fifteen or twenty minutes +
until relief is 0btsined." 1t is invaluable In |
cases OF dlsrrhe., dysentery or other bowel
complaints. and should be constantly kept /
in every family.
Richmond, Mo-, Democrat 1.-THE pro. |
posed extention Of the Burlington d South.
western h. B., from Laclede, In Linn coup.
ty, west, seems to be disturbing the minds |
of many just now. A force OF men have
been put on the work. repairing the old |
grade from Laclede to Cunningham In Char
iton county, but west Of that point, no per-
son seems 10 know just on what route the |
road Will be built. As far rs Richmond ia |
concerned we don't expect the road, as no |
survey has been made this way, mi sur |
veys have been made on the north by Vtb. |
bard and Lawson, and on the south by Hsr. |
din sud Lexington and the prospects are that |
the road will be built either north or south /
OF us, but on which Of these routes we can
venture no guess"
we have before US an old New Orleans !
price current. handed TO US by Mr.. Evan |
Young, addressed by w. T. Robson, COM
mission merchant, to Mr.. John Young. al |
Lebanon, Ky. 1t is dated Saturday, Dec. Is. |
1889. and is very little different Topographic
cally from similar papers Of to-day. 1t
chronicles rainy and unfavorable weather, |
aud low water in the Ohio river. Middling |
cotton is quoted at 300! cents {; good fair at
1O0l04. Sugar on plantation at 5654 cents,
Molasses on plantation at 15@l5a CENTS. To.
bacco at 3@33 cents. Liverpool salt at 50 12@ |
per sack. Flour at IS 50 to % per barrel.
Whisky at 374 cents per gallon. Bacon SOLO |
cents. Exchange on London is quoted at |
Al to 6 per cent. +; on New York II per cent: |
on Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore 14@2
per cent. Freigh.s to Liverpool . pence per
pound; to France II cents northern United !
States ports icent.
Now that our musical friends are all back |
at their posts and the fall season Is on hand,
we would like to suggest that II they intend |
TO aod TO our winters amusements that they |
begin now with their work. The people are
ripe Tor amusements, and we have no great
promise from travelling entertainments. The |
Marshall amateurs gave the "Pirates of
Penz.nce" last week with pleasing success :
while the Glasgow amateurs have lately pre-.
sented "0livette" with much credit. This
last opera With ''BilIie Taylor" were the
reigning eastern favoIltes at the close of last
season, while "The Mascot'' by tho author
Of "Oiivette'' Is now the reigninx sensation |
IN New York, having had the greatest run
OF any comic opera on record. Any OF these
later productions would be grateful to the
muslc-lovers Of Lexington. and they are all
within the powers OF our amateurs. Let us 4
keep abreast with the times aud retain our
position as the leader In these matters.
The Intelligencer Office has added to Its
machinery a steam engine. As it Is now in
working order a word regarding 1t may be
OF interest. To our customers the chief in.
terest will lie in the fact that we can do lob
WORK more expeditlously. especially where |
a large number OF Impressions are required. |
A fifteen or twenty thousand Job has no |
terrors for the boys in the Office now. 1t is
ratified OF without trouble or fatigue and in 1
short order. To our contemporaries we |
would say that we should have had atoor,