Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-30
Good chill weather.
County court next Monday.
Clothes are cheaper than quinine.
This ia the last day of September.
Splendid weather for fuftsninu hop,

Clothes are cheaper than guinine.
This is the last day of September.
Splendid weather for fattening hogs,
A very heavy fog yesterday morning.
+ PES are cheaper than quInine and much more
pleasant.
Mr.. E. Alien is having a tin root nut on h:e
residence.
Democratic speeches vt the courthouse. tn .,lav
at . O'Clock.
Remember the speeches ut the courthouse this
afternoon.
Mr.. Hamlet has begun his new building on
Franklin street.
The old mems club W i'll meet at Mr.. VIM. C..
Beatie's To-day.
County grange meets at Hisginsville. Tues
aay, October 3.
a very large acreage of wheat will be nut in
the ground this fall.
! Pawpaws are ripe and the golden persimmons
will soon cease to picker.
Winter apples pre- being sold to packers ut 75c
to 81 per barfel. Cheap enough.
No man ever lost anything by being q liberal
contributor to n public enterprise.
Work Is progressing very favorably upon the
new houses being built about town.
Reinfmbei. memirrs of Garrison grange, 10
ASSEMBLE al = O'Clock sharp. next Saturday.
Hon John l. Peak and Mr. WulLrd, of Kansas
Guy. will speak at the courthouse, ut 2 o'clock,
p NJ, tod ".
There Is big money In feeding swine this year.
Corn Is comparatively low and the price OF pork
Is at war prices.
A new front is being put into the room form
eriy occupied by MIR. Dunkel, corner of Laurel
and Franklin slreets.
Fi'l your coal houses while the roads are good
And I'm. lriRa nr NJ l~,, -: -, "
before warm weather comes again.
Nj. u. W. 3. Tevis. yesterday, sold his farm
Of III acres. with sloct and implements. to Mr..
Forrest Shelby, for Sl0. 900 in cash.
Garrison grange will meet at the Burns school
huIse, at > O'Clock. Saturday, October :. A
prompt and full attendance is requisite 4.
Petsr Esan, sentenced from Lafayette county,
10 Two years iT grand larceny, has served bis
time IN the penltentiary. and been discharged.
Inc pupils of e.. +. c. went out to Mr.. II. NJ.
sparks last Monday evening, and had a pleas
ant afternoon eating apples, drinking cider. Nc
Every body is talking about the comet, as ia.
brightest and beautiiulest one yet. 1t you'll get
up an hour before day you can see it IN the east
in the track Of the sun.
Boys. don't engage in any malicious m,sch,ef
Have al. the fun You Can, but don't iniure INV
hody's property IN 81 d4ing. II is mean and
unsentlemanl, to do 80.
4. Y. H'hiDs"n y Co. have put rollers into
their mil. sel ara now makiDg cel.tr,ted
Patent Hour. They sent out samples to our q H..
zens Thursday and Friday. and those who trv
the sample will not need telling that it s'the
beat quality of -four ever nj .nurnctured any,
where OF by any person.
Stephen Neil. son sf Col. Henry Neill, of
Warrenshurg who is studying dentistry lander
DIR. Meng. and who boards ut the Academy
boarding houss, fractured both homes of HIS
right arm last Thursday evening. while pructi-
cling on the horizontal bar. DIR. Chambers set
the bones. and the patient is doing we'll.
The "eim!9an Catholic festival. last Tuesday
n'Eht. was 2 pleasant occasion. and quite profit
46le for the church. The receipts were as fol-
io"s.-Doqr. s2a u; Tickets gold, sci 80;
BOWER atai'd. ~; p"si"fft:r and courtroom, 81 80:
beer stand ssa 49, coffee stand. sas 90; lemon.
"de stand St, rerreshment stapi, SOS; to,sl.
WV ID; EXPENSES, S75 Is; net receipts, sl27.