Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-06
Harvest will soon he on us.
Country bacon wanted, at Clsgett's. I

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Country bacon wanted. at Clsgetts. II
For . line nickls cigar, 60 TO Silverman.
Novelties 10 neck wear. at Royle& News.
Imported Sherry and Port Wine, at Silver
mans. a29tf
Fine bask cts. full line, at Grimes & Vena-
ble's, Jewellers. albt4
Have you Examined goods and prices. at
Hickam 3 Cos. s22t3
10. P%lsttenburg will sell you goods as low
- any house in the county. a1m3
For bargains In clothing and furnishing
goods, 60 to Philip Keller's. m6t4
Let everybody do what they can this
spripg to beautify our little city.
Blue danns aud blue lsnnei worsted suits,
Ut II. siusuer's. Star Clothing House. ID
For cheap quesnswars and glassware. go
to Adam Toeppe, "a Franklin street. f4m3
kinds or country produce. Gordon 4 Bu-
ford. j2ltf
Jno. p. Hickam l. Co., have the goois
q make the prices to suit the times try
them. a22t3
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting. at Jordsu's Foundry and Machine
shops. mGtf
Now Is the time to secure choice In white
and ecrus lace curtius and bed sets. at Royle
4 News. s15,4
Have you tried them? Those choice
msckerel, at Jesse & Young's, opposite the
courthouse. a29tf
Orders for wine and whisky solicited,
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded,
at Silverman's. a29tf
For the best sugars and %coffees, IS cheap
Is the cheapest. go to Adam Toeppe. "a
Franklin street. i4n3
The latest nobbs in straw hats and low
button, lace or ties In gents shoes, at ALL
stadt, Chinn s. Co.'S. a22t3.
Thu popular, genial and whole -souled, f.
G. T. Brightwsli, Is at Jesse q Young's.
where he will be pleased to see his many
friends. a29tf
AIlstadt, Chlnn & Co. have the finest line
Of toe slippers. in white or black, ever
brought TO Lexington. Ladies' don't fall to
look at them, they are lovely. a22t3
There will be q called mssting Of De Molay
~Cemmsndery. No. 8. at their asylum next
Monday night, for the purpose OF work In
the red x degree. A iull attendance Is de-
sired.
Mr.. q. A. krishn has made q great i'm
provsmsntin the old Bascom residence which
10 purchased some weeks ago-a perfect
TRANSFORMATION scene. Mr.. B. will build soon
ON the lot which he purchased OF Mr.. Geo.
Maitland.
Our department Of staple goods including
blsschsd muslin, brown muslin. also cassl.
msrss. jeans. %cottonades and linen goods for
men u boys wear. will be kept complete
during the season at lowest prices, at Ahrsns'
| Dry Goods Bazaar. u6tf
The ssdal,a Democrat Of . lew daos age
contained this notice "A Democrat rspor.
ter vas Informed yesterday by parties from
1t Missouri that great damage 10 sp.
pretended from chinch bugs. They have
begun to make their appearance IN large
numbers. Especially In Vernon. st. Clair ant
adjoining counties. Many farmers have
plnWsd up lheIr wheat and oats aud are SOW
ting nag instead. In Psttls county the evi
does not promise to To =, prodIgious, bu1
farmers are fearful lest tbs crop may be ser
iouslv injured" Most Of the farmers from
whom We have male inquiry here say there
no cninch bugs III ,h-tr wheat, q lew how
aver, mxke = dIhrrsUt report.
One OF the most valua lie OF Lexington
many industries In the furniture factory o
Msssrs. n 4 r. Wirkler. We were ampl!
repaid. In n visit We m .de to 1t. Il day or twt
ago, to nud II u perfect hive Of busy men
Tbs Messrs. Whistler beg IN business here II
1866, In = simple and modest cabinet shOp
Whers the work Was done by hand aud prin
cipaiiy BY The two hrO' hers themselves
Their trade grew on them year by year, un
I'll III 1870 they started u quite iui.y .qaippe,
anything iiks the proportions which II ha
sihee sttaiusi. A sOmewhT detailed de
scription Of the est establishment as II nnW ex
lists may not prove uninteresting. ~certainl.
will not to those who feel All Inis rest 10 III
prosperity Of Lexington or IN the i%urnitur
business. The motive powrr OF all the -hop
Is supplied by Que OF MI. WIN. NJ. JOr,i an
very due engines, with cylinder Id by 9
inches. The boiler IL four fued, l6 feet lon
and 4. inches 10 DIAMETER. From the engin
rooal which Is quite c0mmodiOus and wei
supplied with necessary cOnvsniencss belt
communicate the requisite power to Ill
various shops. Immediately adjoining til
engine 10 Q large and spscinus room IN whic
are, In one bsnk Burning Isthes. 3 planer.
tracing ~ m,aldins N .chine. All sbo Il
these machiuss and piled up AS high as til
operatives can we'll reach ara stacks an
Kicks Of pieces Of furniture, as they com
from the different operations. Mex to thl
department 10 4 room IN which are u BORN
machine; . peculiar machine for making
particular kind Of Notwithstanding which
used BY the factory, AMI for which gre,
merit 10 claimed; . circular saw table
which different sized SAWS may be worked
an ingenious machine for saving lars
round holes In boards, aud an emory vince
In . small room near these may he found
plansr. 2 ssndpapering machiaes and q steal
EFtnd-stone. Crossing = court yard fro
here we Ind = spacious place, 40 by go fee
and with high ceiling, IN which are place
. very. large plsnsr for rough dressin
planks; . swing cutoff saw, aud a rippir
i. aud splitting saw. Near this Is the oil
!, original shop. two rooms, I'm which are stor'
vast Quantities Of pieces cut to Dimensions
BE- ready for use ~ needed under the
. rooms IL Q warehouse for odds aud ends
all kinds. Near at hand Is the di yin lonr
, or kiln. where 100 900 feet OF lumper m ny
dried ut . time by means OF heat from
n combination Of steam pipes. Iteturning,o l
. passes by . room with ) work benches III
i. and on going up = flight OF stairs enters
, large room where ;hers are l6 work benc
! %, and whore the finishing anu lifting
a done. Here ~ every where In tbs factor
hmm nse piles OF iurni .ur. may be lou
In different stages Of completion. Ever
where are evidences Of thrift aud proype
= ". new aud Improved mtchimery. big Il
dsrs and busy wOrkmen. Ia CONVENE
. though safe proximity 10 this factory t.
Mtssrs. Wlnklrr have four large lumh
u yards. each covering = space OF 70 by !
feet, and piled high with walnut, nah, lin
poplar, sui other native wun'is. In orde:
ways to have plenty Of seasOne ! wood ahe
Of them. 10 their lumber alone Is q We
Z, large Investment OF money, more than
"a necessary TO conduct most 0rdin trY busin,
ventures. A little distance away are l.
Warehouses--nne Tor cUfins aud anOt her
Ia finish ed furniture. Down town, on Frar
ID lin street, are the sslesronms aud vsrnish
b. rooms, occupying = three story building
Franklin. and large rooms on Pine sire
m Here M. Frederlck Wink!er 0ticialt i
y. presiding genius. Mr.. Henry WinEler {,
liz Quoting operations at the factory. Tie
se tsblisbment employs OIL hands, aud suppo
he nearly, u not quite, ~ families. The 10