Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-12

Read McCausland's new advertisement in
this weeks paper. ''There's millions In IT,"
Try Tucker, al HiRginsvllle. for The Esty
Organ, or any kind Of musical instruments.
We pay ths highest market price for all
kinds OF country produce. Gordon 4 Bu-
ford. j21tf
Buford 4 Msnville Chinn have a large lot
Of slippers, which they intend to sell by the
last of August. very cheap. s12tf
For stoves and tin-wars, 60 TO Graham s.
Morrison's, No. 90 Main street. where you
can get bargains, ~ they will not be under
sold. al2If
Mr.. Charles A.. Morrison desires to buy
Did frou. brass. copper. lead, pewter. zinc.
&C.. for which he will pay st. Louis prices.
In cash. mlStf
Now 10 the accepted time, come one come
oil, and purchase your shoes and slippers
while you can get bargains, at Chinn Il
Chiun's. a12tf
Wanted, Immediately At Lexington,
No., 100 teams; wages t3 80 per day. APP
ply Ut City Hotel or on the work. Peter
Sodsp. Contractor, a5t2%
In order to make room for our fall goods,
We are compelled to close out our large stock
OF slippers. Call at once and get you u pair
for 70 cents. at Chinn 4 Chinn's. sl2tt
Basket Picnic There will BE- q grand
basket picnic ut Gillsspis's pasture. four
miles southwest OF Wellington. on saturday,
August 19. Prominent speakers have been
invited and are expected. No dancing will
be permitted. Refreshmsnts can be obtained
on the grounds. The picnic Is under the
superintepdsncs Of the following gentle
men (: Charles Thomas, Aaron Campbell,
Benz. Hammer, T. 4. Cobbs and William
Lsuderdsls. The mention OF their names Is
sufficient to guarantee order and dscorum.
Little Dyke Robinson gave us the following
Item last Monday evening: Eyer orter seen
the dght'tween WiilLyon and orbrey Young.
Will Lyon he Just look bis DIST and mashed
Orbrsy Young In the fsca Orbrey is q ieetle
bit . boy, and I could whip him. viii Lyon
10 about a. big % this.' ami he marked of
about four feet Of switch which he held in
his hand.
"Bsta'' writes US IS folIows from Waverly:
"Dsspits the hard rains our farmers are
which IL In great danger Of %sprouting. Mrs.
Bryant and Mrs DeMoss. sister and mother
Of Mrs. DIR. Wood, Of Saline county, have
been visiting here. Mrs. Offut aud Miss
Eliza Wiasor, lett this morning Tor Marshall
to visit relatives. Mr.. Geo. Goodwin lett
for st. Louis yesterday to meet bis wife and
sistsr.in-isw, Miss Jackson. Mrs.. Goodwin
has been visiting relatives 10 Virginia. f..
Il. GAutier and Thomas Lsndrum were IN
Higgtnsvilie the first Of this week. Miss
Lizzie VanAnglen. Of Dover. is visiting her
uncle, H.. 8. VsnAnglsn. Miss Vivian. OF
Dovel. 10 visiting st Capt. Redd's. air. j..
d. Zentmyer aud sister. Miss Emma, Of
hiRgiusvllls. spent Sunday In our city. at
Dr.. Jsnu .ry's. Mrs. d. A. Barr. Of Black.
burn, 10 visiting relatives here. Mr.. Geo.
Burnett will lesve this week with his vile
for st. Joseph, where be will put her under
Drs Bishops treatment. There are rumors
In the cir Of . wedding. but JOINT tell any.
one that We told you! There was . noon
light picnic at Mrs. Thomas Davis last night,
quite . number Of our young folks attended.
Capt. Rsdd Is selling at cost. Ii you want
the worth Of your money pay him q visit.
Miss Mary johnson and brother, OF Pike
county, are visiting relatives and friends in
thts city,"