Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-12
'Mefkg gntelligeneer.
urrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Watermelons are putting In an appearance
A~ssun.dox',w was plainly visible J yesterday
morning.
Sell your old iron at Jordan's Foundry
and Mschine Shops. m6d
= Nnv IL the time to buy y carpet chssP. 81
M&F.i,oytr i Sons. Jy22t4
me, moms,er registered So degrsss last
"Wednesday morning.
Big stock Of. fruit jars. at Clagett's. will
not be undersold. on ihem. jy2Stf
uExcurslon 10 sedalta aud Brownsville. to.
morrow, Qua doil.r for ropnd trip. q. Ben.
Read McCauslandes nsW adverussmsnt IN
this weeks paper. 'sThsre's millions in It,"
Get Boston Betting Compsuy's Standard
Bslnng, at Jordsn's Foundry ~ Asehine
B. Az 81 J. Chinn are dsteIninsd to sell
all OF ikastirpers they have before the fall
trade begins. slsu
A No. l John Deere Gllpln 4 inch SulEy
pillow, good as new, for sale. Apply to ltoot.
Hill. Lexington. alzts
For saIe-rwo pair OF dns Poland. China
pigs, i've months old, for sale cheap. Thos.
L. Paxton, Mayvlew, Mo. eott
Mr.. A.sW. ninth showed Us an Immense
tomato, a few days ago, raised In his gar.
den, and called the "Msyhower."
Ar addition IL being built to the Baptist
Female Seminary, at . cost Of about 3 900.
More room was absolutely needed.
Tucker at Higginsville, is getting lots Of
new goods. and is buying for cash. Don't
TALL to see him when you want . watch. Il
We mean what we say /; II you don't think
90 call It No. 81. Main street., opposite the
courthouse and get our prices on clippers.
Excursion Sunday, Aug. 10. to Browns
vile, Sedalia, Concordts, Aulviils. Higgins.
VILE and Page City. Excursion rstss. q.
Ben. IL
: The Brownsville fair will not be held this
year, owing to lack OF hotel accommodations
consequent on the destruction wrought ~
the cyclone.
Wanted. Immediately At Lexington.
No., 100 teams; wages % 80 Per day. Ap.
ply al City Hotel or gu the work. Pstsr
sodep. contractor. abi9s
To-day we will open . liae Of new fall cal
tcoes and ~ginghamss We are nswe closing out
some Of our dress ginghams st ten cents per
yard. Wnker d Miller. is17t9
We have q bunch Of Ii large Siberian
crabs, grown on Mr.. Il. Aliens farm, ell
clingIng to . piece OF limb 4 inches long and
q quarter OF an inch thick.
The chapel at the Episcopal church rapid.
ly approaches compilation. II will bs very
convenient for Sunday school, for weekday
!, meetings. and for the ladies' guild.
Mr.. Jack Hackley had . horse killed By
lightning. Wednesday. Aug lst 3. in bis
barn. In Middleton township. near Alna.
The stable .-ok fire, but It IVES saved.
MIR. A.. s. Muninix brought % . numssr
OF very large and fne peaches . few days
ago. They were some twelve inches In cir
cumference, fresstone, juicy and delicious.
Owing to'a large lot Of slippers end ties
left ovor from our spriug trade. We hsvs de-
cided to close them out very chssp to get
room for our tall goods. b. A: 3 II. J.
Chinn. a12tf
We have reduced the prices Of our entire
stock OF. dress goods, and all can ind great
bargains in that department.. Call q ones
and get choice for they must be sold. II. F.
Royle & Son. Jy32tA
Alex. Hill says there was . peculiar sort Of
cyclone at Bates City. August 1. at shout 2
O'Clock In the afternoon. It took out ill the
doors and windows OF one house, without
lnjuring the others.
Our stock OF staple and fancy dry goods.
notions, carpets. of cloths. bookssnd station
AIRY will always be kept up full and fresh,
and we invite all our friends to make our
store their headquarters. n. +. koyls :
Son. jy32t4
Messrs. 3. A. & NJ. J.. Chinn are oasriag
. lot of high cut sandal shoes Of the best
make. former price p at just half that yum.
81. Call and get q pair before they are all
sold. You will not have such another op-
portunity very soon.
Mr.. Silverman has removed bis Wholesale
and retail liquar store to the old Winsor
Corner. whers he has fitted 1t mp neatly. He
keeps good goods, and pays especial attsn-
/. ton to pure liquors for family use. He IL
:. vites an inspection OF his stock. att
Mr.. w. II. Chiies. who Is quite . fruit
grower, presented US. . few days ago. sew
eral very large and finely favored pesshss Of
two varieties, both seedlings. They are Ger
tainly worth. experimenting with, % they
are excellent In taste. have DECIDED charae-
Va NVhOA ~ - y
quite large.
"Dasys,. writes this week :2-''Corder hsa
had its share Of the rsins. Farmers ara
somewhat hperpiexed - to how they shall
save their wheat. Mrs. Tony nays, OF Hig-
ginsviIle. spent Tuesday in town. Mr.. y.
81 Colburn is visiting Mrs. Jno. W. Dean.
The miners have resumed work at the shaft.
Capt. Mitchell gave Cordsr . short call
Wednesday. Rev. Mcfarland will prsscl
here tomorrow" 4.st\
"Jim', writes from Corder:-"Fsrmsrs
are still very busy. Rev. Il. Roth preached
ut tho Chapel Sunday. Miss Annie Neal ID
Miss Susie. started to Kinsas City. Monday
morning, to visit their many friends. They
will be absent for several weeks. Mrs. Price.
from Higglnsville, has-s-vsry intsrssting
musIcsclass In this place. A gentleman who
: 10 q stranger in this town, was heard 70 70.
mark that there were more pretty girls In
Lexington than any sther city Of its sizs IN
he state. HurrAh for Lexington" Hurrsh
Tor "Jim!"
'Kate'' writes from Higgtnsvills :-"Soms
sickness. Ssverals deaths iron whoopisg
cough. Mrs. q. W. Sharp has been serious
ly Ill, but is about we'll. Mrs. Bsstie II Wis.
lting her sister. Mrs. Lewis Green. Mrs.
Lewis Bell after . long illness IL chile to ride
out. We regret 10 lose DIR. J. H.. Slapp. I
tine physician and genial friend. We con-
graduate Ray county. Rev. 8 T.. RuHusr
Is enjoying q short vacation. The SEMINARY
is now about complete. School opens with
cheering prospects. Mas McCutchen knows
NO such word as fail. MISS Eda Hilloek Il
visiting friends. Mr.. M. Yantis and family
have returned from the Syringe. VIII Gray
says he can't longer be { led Q sick man,"
Excursion to Ssdalis and Brownsville, 70.
morrow, one dollar for round trip. C. Ben.
We have had quite q number Of spplIca.