Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-23
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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SHORTS.
School books, at HIckam 4 Co.'S. 1894
CIDER vineg r, at Gordon & Fulkerson's.
HIckam 4 Co. are selling sugar and coffee
cheap. sz5t4
Thermometer dow to so Wednesday
morning.
Fires have been very comfortable since
The rain.
Criminal court meets the second Monday
In October.
There was some hail mixed with the rain
last Monday night.
Willow ami tin ware. at bedrock prices. at
HarwOou's. Dover, Mo. s2t4
Big stock Of fruit jars, at CIsgett's. will
mol be unGers0ld on them. JJ29tf
A hand organ was In town. Thursday.
the worst we ever heard.
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use. at Gordon Il Fulkerson's. a26tf
Corn cutting Is progressing quite lively.
The crop Is generally very heavy.
The fall psstursge which suffered severely
fr,m the drought will now be line.
Get Tucker. at Hisgiuvife. To repair your
watch and 1t will tell you the time. jy2Sn
Thursday y Register only made its sp-
pearance Friday afternoon, this week.
Fol the best aud cheapest staple and fancy
groceries,, call ut iiarwoOd's. Dover, Mo. At
lr you want to sell your town lots or
houses. place them In the hands Of E.. Win
sor n son. sl6tf
Mrs. Arnold invites all who are Interested
10, autumn styles Of millinery, to give her .
cAlI. No. l2O, main street. SIT
Mrs. SSlhe Long, notwithstanding the
passage Of the hog ordinance, 10 having Der
I noes thoroughly renewed.
The latest styles out In prlnts; they are
handsome. Come aud see them At the H.. j.
L Ahrsns. Dry Goods BlzAsr. s2su
Lsfsy etts county republicans will nnd .
full report OF the proceedings OF their county
convention In the Lutte lligsncer.
c. Ben about tickets to st. Louis fair. Tue
rate this year is u 55. which Includes an sd-
mission tickle to the fair grounds.
The bridge hands on lhs extension worked
all day last Sunday putting up the bridge
over The rAvine near the old shalt.
We always take the lead III new styles OF
prlnts and ginghsms, the styles this fall are
p-sttier than ever. Wiiker 4 Miller. It
Go snd see Hicks, he will sell you your
books or anything In bis line IS cheap q the
same grade OF goods caE be purchased any
where. s2tf
We have all the new styles in dress goods
and dress trimmings, aud we are selling
them chesp. Call and See US. WiIksr d
Miller. t23t2
An extensive line Of ~fiAnnels, blankets.
comtorters, yarns, aud 81 Wide Atwood
dress suitIngs the newest out. at H }. L.
Ahrsns'. s23tf
The most beautiful limo OF new goods can
now be seen at Il. j. E. Ahrens', especially
In dress goods, dress buttons, trimmings and
notions all are nice, tasty and handsome
styles. s23f
The Old Mems Cln of Lafayette county
will meet at Mr.. W. G. Bestie's, IN Davis
township ON Saturday next, September 80
Every member Is earnestly urged to be
present.
Mr.. Ahrens' reports on city finances de-
serve to he read. They justify the demands
for economy made some weeks ago by tho
Intelligsncer.
The repairs on Dover school having been
ompleted, The fall session will commence
mkt Monday, with an able corps Of teachers.
Messrs. Sandusky, q. o. Smith. and Mrs.
Bette Hsrwood.
Everything In the book aud stationery
line. from q lead pencil to the biggest text
book can be found at w. G. Hicks, opposite
the courthouse. Prices can't be beat. Give
him q call before you purchase. s2tf
. Last Wednesday evening . team OF black
mules ran Sof with q wagon and two men.
They ran &om Cedar street, up franklin, to
the east end of town before they could be
checked. NO damsge was done.
The H. j. E. Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar.
have during the last three weeks, received
their fall and winter goods, snd are now
ready to display them on their counters for
the inspection of the ladies. Come and see
them. s28tf
We are now receiving the most complete
stock Of staple and fancy dry goods, notions,
q carpets. that we have ever shown TO the
trade. They are for sale. Call and see
them. Prices and goods will please you.
81. +. Royle Il Son. septic
Tulip Bulbs for SsIe-Mrs. H.. Hsinksl, on
Franklin street, has n quantity OF tulip bus Z
OF mixed colors and varieties for sale. Or.
dsrs lett at the house, or With MIR. HAlnksl,
at his ssddlsry store, Pine street. will 70.
ceive prompt attention. s23tl
From the representations OF the merchants
OF the city who present q strong rrmon.
STRANGE, we are forced 10 believe that 1t will
not be wise to increase their city license
their cd pakOrem tax being q heavy one when
they are honestly assessed.
Mr.. Willie Tate, q young gentleman vel
posted in the hook and fancy goods trade
will be with the popular establishment o.
w G. Hicks during the ssAson, where ht
will be glad to see oil his old friends, ant
ever ready to make new ones. s2tf
w. G. Hicks. opposite tue courthouse
comes TO tho front this season with rs CON
|, pIete Q stock Of school books, school sup
piles, &C., rs was ever before opened up II
this city. Don't mature your purchases be
tore giving this popular establishment . call
Books covered Tree Of charge. s2tf
Thos. H.. Bayliss. E-q. proprietor Of thu
city hotel, offers q premium OF s. for the
best 20 ears Of corr grown 10 Ray or Lsfsy-
cite counties. rhe decision to tie by
COMMITTEES Of three dlsintsrsstsd gentlemen
Size, variety, weight and color to ba tax 81
into consider Atie Entries free. Bring ir
your corn everybody, and let US ses who haI
the best.
John O'MalIey, opposite the Catholic
church, has a first cIass stock Of groceries. Il
which he IL constantly masking additions. h,
wants 70 buy all sorts OF country produce
and will pay the highest prices In cash o
goods. II you want TO huy or sell anything
t&iSe Lim 4 call, ana he will do what il rIsh
by You. We are glad to SEE that his trad
ks Increasing. sl6tf
Mrs. A. T. kirtIey. OF Clay township. me
with n very severe accident, last Monday
She had been visiting n sick child In ID
ns~ighborhood, and started home. 10 spring
ing from n STUN to her horse she niase.
tho saddle and falling to the ground hrok
her lett wrist and dlsl0cated her LETT should
er. Dr. RsgiAnd was called In. anu thong
she has suffered y great deal shs ~ DUNG u
we'll % could be expected under tbs icircu4
stances.
An obstreperous dsrkey was arrested u
Wellington on Monday. lie had been TO th
circus, was full Of b%enzine, and was nbOu
TO take the town. lie was tined $40, whic
he failed to pay and the next day va
brought to this city for safe keeping. Whe
he gnt 10 the courthouse gate he huag O
with both hands. and had to be torn loOss
Alter being piaesL In jail he refused To Il
searched, but q blu from the jaiier, Whic
lodged under hI- ear, brought the ragin
lion into submission. A good knock-dOw
argument is q powerful peace maker vii