Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-26
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Msberiys iairs Septs 12 10 10.
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s. Meberiy. iairs Sspts 12 10 l6.
ssRssd Keyls ! Sous new sd.- AGA
ST. Joseph Exposition, Sept. 4 to 9.
Leland troupe, Aug 81, Sept. l and :.
der'vinegar, at Gordon y Fulkerson's.
g4SpiI your old iron NJ Jordan's Foundry
and Machine Shops. m6tt
ssdaHa ExpoHtion. Sept. 5 to 8. inclusive.
W.. Beider, secretary.
Big ssock ofsGuft. jars. at Cisgett's. will
not be u6oefS6lecn Them. jys9tf
Boys, yoa can ret ansOscar Wilde vest
for 20 cents. ~ Pbii,p Keller's. al9tf
Pure cider vinegar forspickies or for table
use. at Gordon & Futkerson,s. a26tf
A. v. Robinson q yCo9s bed Il. Flour
grades extra fancy on ct. Louts market.
Remembsr the railrosd mset.ng. Monday
a~ftssuosn, 1t 4 O'Clock. nj the eourthouse.
Had McCausland,s new advertisement IN
this weeks paper. "Thsrs's millions In It,"
Het Boston Betting Company's Standard
Bslung, at Jorisn's Foundry and Machine
.hop. m6tf
Mr.. Peabody Is building an addition to
the house purchased OF Mr.. Lane johnson.
- si.tsrI EtItt Il sfE ~ ktB2
B. A. 4 NJ. j. Chinn are determined to sell
all OF the slippers they have before the fall
trade begins. sl2t'
The narrow Gauge was widensd as per
announcement We now have Q broad gauge
to Kansas City.
Read. Boyle + Sons new ad, for school
book. and give them . csil if you want any.
thing In their line. ASIA
For Sale-Fwo pair Of fine Poland.China
pigs, i've months old, for sale cheap. Thos.
r. Paxton, Mayvlsw. Mo-. s6tf
A. v. Robinson Co. have recently put In
rol,s and other improved maeninsry, and
are now mating superior nour. 1894
Tucker ats Hiskihstnle, As getting lots Of
new goods. aud is buying for cash. Don't
fail to ses him when you want . watch. II
We mssu what we say II you don't think
10 call at No. 81, Main s.reet. opposite the
courthouse and get our prices on slippsrs.
A small steamboat sank near Miami,
Wednesday. she was loaded with wheat.
most OF which was saved by the ferry boat.
DR.. Talbirda - he was coming home from
NsrshalI had his pocket picked at the Htg.
xtasvius lepats Thursdsy nieht. Of about
$50. ~
For stoves and. tiu.ware, 20 to Graham =
Morrison's. No. 90 Main street.. where you
can get bargains, as they will not be under.
sold. al2tr
Royie l. Son have . complete line Of school
books, and all will. be nicely covered with
Holdsn,s spyer,z which they mean to sch.
Give them = call. s26s4
hon. Henry c wall.ce presented US some
Of the largest apples aud peaches. this week.
that We have ever seen. They were grown
on his pretty little suburban place.
A druuken man fell agsinst one OF Mr..
Charles Il. Royle's show Windows. last
Wednesday night, breaking, the large glass.
which ,wsilf cost about $65 to SH15 to replace.
Owing 10 . lsrge lot Of slippers and ties
In over from our spring trade, We have de-
c.ded to close them out very cheap to get
room for our tall goods. b. A.. 4 N. j.
Chinn. al2tf
A letter from Mr.. Jos. B. Silver. at st.
Joseph. ssys the canning, houss Of White
ford, silver 4 Co. is now putting up ten
thousand cans Of tomatoes and corn daily,
employing 900 men, women. boys and girls.
The chlldren's guild OF fhs Protestant
Episcopal church, will have . public lawn
party, at Mr.. g.. K. Smiths, next Tuesday
night. Everybody is invited. R~sfreshusnts
will be offered for sale at reasonable prices
over . hundred wagon loads OF colored
people came over from Ray county to the
picnic yesterday. All the organizations
seemed to be well.dressed, orderly and polite
In their conduct, aud NO doubt they had .
good time.
Lost-A large Newfoundland dog, on last
Thursday, about one year old, very large
for his age; SHARED from shoulders back.
resembling Q lion. A reward OF Sb III offered
Jos. A. Chsnslor. a19tf
Mr., Silyermsn has removed his Wholesale
and retail liquar store to the old Winsor
Corner, where he has fitted 1t up neatly. He
keeps good goods, aud pays especial atten-
ton to pure liquors for family use. Es In
yttss an inspection Of his stock. s5tf
Mr.. Samuel Spruce has lett Q piece OF what
he says 10 iron ore at this Office. taken out Of
= vein in this city, Which he says is a. pien-
IlIQI - OOG Cu0is - . Soou
burg ore. Here Is another inducsment for .
new railroad-cosl and iron IN Immediate
juxtaposition.
.M',writes from Greenton :-"John Berry
Is still very sicS. but isE CONQUERED doing
well. Miss Mary Loci hart IL very sick with
typhold.malarIal fever ; aisoSs child Of J. ID.
Chinns is very sick. A brother OF l.. A.
Tanner has just come out from Kentucky.
and they have yepted the whole OF the Bur.
ton place, which they expect to farm next
year. Considerable sicknsss in the county
Miss Mary Roblnsonis quite SICK"
Pleasant Hil iRellew :-s.On inquiry Of
many Of the leading democrats OF the fftt
congressional district, in Jackson county. we
are grst,Gedto issrn that the nomination Of
Alexasdsr Grssssgises widespread ~satisfsc
ton. The Indications are that the democratic
party will come up solidIy for him at the No
vember election, and that the disssnsIons IL
Jackson county will BE- biotted out. This Il
% it should be, and 1t augnss we'll for th,
success OF the party"
Independence correspondent Kansas Cit.
Times :-"Wednesdsy afternoon about
O'Clock an engine on the eastern division o
the Missouri Pacific WAS diiehsd within tn,
city vi its 81 Ind psndenc near Lexiagtor
street. None Of the freight cars to which u
was attached ran OF the track, but the en-
Riue was almost . total wreck. The sngl
nser, John DouYherty, was severely bruised
ba bis wouuds are not dangerous, and ih'
section foreman John Hogan, wss scslded
his hands sustaining no slight injuries. Th'
accident was due to the very defective con
dition Of the track, the rails being tho sam
which were used by the old Narrow Gauge
very much worn"
Our s.Boss Clothier," Philip Keller. /
now In thu east buying . very large stock o
fall and winter goods, much larger tina
usual, - be anticipates q booming trade thi
fall. He still has . large stock of summe
goods and medium weight suits left and hs
given orders to close out these at stricti
Cost Prices. until the 1st Of September. /.
which time the winter stock will have n
rived, and be open for inspection. Now
the tims 70 buy real bargains, rs he Away
means what hi ssys. Special attention
called to ths Tact, tbst be is closing out no'
$50 boys vests at % ceats . pisee, and IL
youths vests al 30 cents . piece. He Is ovel
stocked In them, anil Will sell them ut th0s
pr,ces for the next two weeks. Come ever!
body and take advantage Of these bargains
ESQ boys vests at % cents. 100 youths vesl
At 50 cents, at the Philip Keller Clothiu
House. al9,f
.sOpsr'' writes from Wellington 20
what q delightful rain, Wednesday. Bre
Bros have started their null ut this place al
are grinding daily. Madam rumor says a
..Aa hauu imn or -fhraa madllinua In IL