Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-16
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Resd Royle 4 Sons new ad.

Probate court first Monday in October.
Cider vinegar. at Gordon 4 Fuikerson'i
Try Tucker, at Higginsville, for ine CLOCK
and jewsiry. jy29tf
The L%illiputisns hah q crowded house la.
Monday night.
Call at Harwood's. Dover, Missouri, an
get iruit cans. s2i4
Vegetables plentiful, and OF extra goo
quality In this market.
The editor has to thank friends for . sere
made last Saturday night.
II you want to buy town lots or houses
call on f. Wtnsor s. Son. sl6ef
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for tsbI
use. at Gordon Il Fulkerson's. aa6tr
The weather during the past week ha
\ Sheen the hottest Of the season.
IL you want solid, reliable insurance OF
your property, call on f. Winsor q Son. tt
Try Tucker. al Higginsvllle. for the EST
Organ. or any kind OF musical instruments
Whils peaches are so plentiful and SO gooc
there is but small demand for qutnine and
pills.
We pay the highest market price for oil
kinds OF country produce. Gordon q Blu.
ford. : j2lu
The leaves upon some Of the trees about
the city were scared by the hot wind last
Tuesday.
S%eventy.dve covered wagons crossed the
river. coming into this city last Sunday
morning.
Graham & Morrison do roofing and gutter.
ing in the city aud county as cheap ss the
cheapest. a12tf
Books covered free Of charge, at Hicks'.
BE sure and 60 to see him If you need any.
Nthing In his line. s2tf
The Swedish Quartetts had Q very slim
audience last Tuesday night-ths result Of
too little printers ink.
For Sale Cheap-A wheat drill /; used only
one season ; good as new. Apply 1t this Of.
nee or to A. PieWitt. r2tf
II You need anything in the way of school
books, stationery, or schouI supplies Of any
kind, be sure to give Hicks scsii. .stf
II you want to go east, west. north OF
south. G. Ben. HI Ia the lightning tick Of
agent Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
A full line OF carpets, rugs. oil cloths. and
everything 10 the carpet lins. Il bottom
prices. Call and see. Wuker / Miller. 2t
" AAiCAos u0 VIII 6eu YOU your
books or anything In his iiae n cheap Is the
same grade OF goods cac be purchased any.
: where. 4aTS-.f sstf
~ Royle 4 Son have . complete line Of school
books, aud all will be nicely covered with
Holden's cover, which they mean TO sell.
Give them y call. 1904
~ The hogs will continue to clean up our
streets for q while. longer. The motion, last
Monday night. In the council, to restrain
them, was voted down.
The Thermometer registered 81 degrees of
heat last Tuesday. and NJ 2 O'Clock Wedass-
day It was 80 In the shade. This, with q
steady. hot. south wind. gave the streets q
deserted appearance.
Splendid fall apples, large ar.i of the
choicest varieties are worth only eO@86 cents
per barrel, delivered In the city. Already
hnodreds OF barrels have been shipped, and
the rash still continues.
A couple Of loads Of cinders have been
= placed ON the crossing at Tsvis' corner. This
ILLS up the holes temporarily. We would
like to know when the contractor 10 gong
to put in that new crossing.
Everything In the book and stationary
line. from Q lead pencil to the biggest text
book can be found at W. C.. Hicks, opposite
ahe courthouse. Prices can't be beat. Give
him . call before you pnrcbs ss. k2tf
! Found-On the rosd between Mt, Hope
and Odessa, September 2, a poke ct book con.
tanning some money and papers, which the
owner can have by calling ON h. b runstaII,
Odessa, describing property and paying for
this advertisement. s16tI
A part Of the L%illiputisn troupe attended,
Sabbath school aud preaching ut the Prssby.
terisn church, last Sunday. Unless closely
/. observed they would be taken for children,
aad In this Way they escaped general notice
BY the regular attendants.
II the city puts down the curbing aud gut
ter on Elm street between North and Frank.
lin will the property owners put down q
good brick pavement? We hope SO This
az the street west Of the Male Academy, and
Do now in . dangerous condition.
Mr.. Silverman has removed his wholesale
and retail liquar store to the old Wtnsor
Corner. where he has fitted 1t up neatly. He
Keeps good goods, and pays especial atten.
ton to pure liquors for family use. .as In
vites an inspection OF his stock. t.5tf
Those farmers who have been wishing for
hot. dry weather. In order to put the corn
crop out Of reach Of frost Is soon a. poss,.
BILE. must have been abundsntly sat,. ned
Hast Tuesday. With the Thermometer mark.
ing nearly 100 anu q simeon blowing from
Nfhs south, It was hot enough to dry out the
Missouri river II It had lasted long enough.
Read Royls & Sons new ad, for school
books, and give them q call u you want any.
ching In thelr hne. fg 1894
DR.. Hughes had on exhibition 1t his drug
store. af Odessa, last Saturday. au onion
raised In his garden this year. from the seed,
which weighed two pounds down weight.
x1t was . monster, and the doctor said he
thought he could beat 1t II he had time to
make . careful examination. IL is fair to
state that he gave his wife full credit for 1t.
cultivation.
Mrs. Arnold invites all who are Interested
10 autumn styles Of millinery, to give her q
call, No. 100. main street. g s2tf
Beside b Prindle's Pleasure Party gave M
entertainment At the opera house LAST
Wednesday night. Notwithstanding the fact
6hat the LiIliputisns showed here Monday
night, and the Swedish Singers Tuesday
night. Q full house greeted the n,tuslrels.
This shows the advantages Of iiberaiity aud
advertising. Tue entertainment was u good
one, and was heartily spplauusd from 10.
ginning to end.
TasAsr at Higginsviile, is getting lots of
new goods. and is buying for cash. Don't
fail to see him when You want q watch. If
1t will be observed, by reading the council
proceedings, that xll public improvements
have been stopped, az l q committee IL.
pointed to invsstig ale the reysnus Of the
city. The treasurer has made al spproxl.
mate report. estimating the ne xt six months
by the past six and thinks there will he
4l,S43 II yet collected. with which to run
the government until next June. The new
mayor and council had 10 pay ~ y Debt Of
$z,6S5 made by the John sdm Illustration
More improvements hass been made Ia the
past six months than 10 the prfcedlug four
years. Read the proceedings.
For stoves and tin-ware, 90 to Graham 4
Aorrison's. No. 93 Main street, where YOU
can get bargains, Nh they will not be under.
sodd. a1atf
Capt. Richard freyellick. the labor re.
former, was to have delivered = speech 1t
the courthouse In this city last Tuesday
night. Hsndbiils were scattered aanounc-
lag the time aud place. the night came and
the clans gathered, (that is, TO = limited ex-
Eent), but NO speaker came. Why thisly
s.ss ihusly we will not continue. by 40 in.
aervieW. published In the Kansas City Times,
we see thai The gallant captain is nothing