Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-16
Cider vinegar. at Gordon i Eulkerson's.
Quite . number OF cisterns about town ara

ouIpty.
II you wan to buy farms or lands. call On
E. Winsor 4 Son. slGtf
Sell your old iron ar Jordsn's Foundry
and Machine Shops. m8tf
Lsce bunting at 10 cents worth % cents, at
NJ. r. Royle & Sons jys2t7
Willow and tin ware. at bedrock prices. ct
Harwood's. Dover, Mo. set4
Big stock Of fruit jars, at'Clsgett's. will
not be undersold on them. jy29tf-
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for ,abls
use. at Gordon q Fulkerson's. s26.i
Get Tucker. At H'xginvi'e. to repsir your
watch and 1t will tell you the time. jy29tf
For the best and cheapest staple and fancy
groceries. cell at Hsrwood's, Dover, bio. At
Big stock Of fr6tt jars. At Clsgett's. will
not be undersold on them. jye9tf
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use. at Gordon 4 FuIkerson's. s2etf
II you wsnt to sell your lands place them
in the hands Of 4. Winaor 4 Son s16tf
det Boston Betting Compsny's Standard
Betting. at j Irdan's Foundry aud Machine
shops. m8tf
All admit thst Gsysr's Is the best arranged
saloon 10 the west. Choicest wines, IiQnnrs
aud cigars. septlG.l
II you want to sell your town lots or
houses. place them In the hands Of e. Win
sor &Sos sl6tf
The dust causes great ANNOYANCE to tidy
merchants add housewives. On some Of the
dirt streets Il e almost suiEocating.
II you are fond Of art "a to Geyer's nov
city saloon and zee the new photographs O..
oil the fsmous oil paintings Of both the old
and new world. septic
MIR. Willie Fate. . young gsntlsmsn well
posted IN tbs book aud fancy goods trade
will be With the popular establishment Of
VIC. Hicks during the season, where he
wilt be gls't to see oil his old frIends, aud
ever ready to make new ones. sstf
"He softly kisss't his sleeping wife, then
with . lingering look Of foad snectioL,
strsightwsy went and. kissed her pretty
cook. Alas ! Tor him. the gentle wife be
thought asleep, vas not, aud TOR the cool
and hubby too. she made 1t mighty hot"
Editors are anxious to publish oil items Of
local importance, arrival and departure OF
visitors and such other items % may be do.
strsbIs. but often fail 10 doing this through
lack OF Information. 4 little friendly help
from those who sre posted 10 sure 70 be
thankfully received.
IL any girls 10 the world ought to be postj.
cal the girls educated at Central College
should be, 10 beautiful sunsets can inspire
sentiment. for there 10 not on oil this ssrlh
prettier or more romantic spot from which
to watch old Sol dip behind the western hnri.
ION OF sn evening. leaving behind him q
rossats halo. which 10 It's turn gradually
fades ont into tWiiight's mellow tints.
The republican Convention which meets
IN this city to-day will elect delegates to
Burch's state convention, at J. Hersop Civ. |
September 90. This state convention vii,
probably put out candidates Tor supsrluteud.
snt Of schools. supr+ me judge sni railroad
commissioner u the republican party Of
the state was united. this would be 40 IN.
necessary work. but. ~ II 10 QusrreIing in
It's o~n ranks. the ,ttel 10 ridiculous,
Last week, 10 mentloning the Improve.
ment Ut Central College, We stated thar thu
orot 60 steps had bsea replaced by new ones
from the qlarrtss At Warrensburx. rhts
wss q mistake. They were prosarsd 1t the
quarry belonging to Judge John T.. Rylsud.
near Aullv lille, which siso iurulshed the rock
Tor the CHI ago& Alton crossing 81 h,geins.
vile. aud The foundation OF this Lutheran
church 81 h'gginsviIle. The gu Try Is a.
most inexha1s,ibis, aud the stonv 10 eq,sl to |
the best to De found any were.
Two hsndsom. young ladies' we're out
buggy riding = few days ago. al were over
heard to EN- ark that tuey h.d ..apd = cou ,,ls
OF hands' me cottages, which just suited
them. and now all they had To do was to find
husbands. They thought they coui.i get
husbands BY advertising ter thsm. Young
genti' men, now Is your eli .nrs. Commune.
cations should "s sent IN before noon Mon.
day. as one Of the chsrmers will start on q
Journey that night Letters lett ut this Office |
viii be promptly delivered.
higginsville Advsnrs 1.-THE Lexinp,on
Register ssys The Lafayette county fair was
. success. Wonder what the l%uteHigencer
tbinks." The in~reiItseDcer said 10. too. A
the Advance remembers p. rferiIy well.
More than that. the I%nlsiiiyencrr printed the
most accurate and iuil account Of the pro.
ceedings vi the isir thst WAL published by
any Paper In The county. lf our eonte m. |
porary doubts the sIAtement 10; 1t compsre
Its reports win those vi the tutelIigencer
AMI with the secretsry's bOIks. VIII the |
Ad'suce please n0lice there lew rem IKE.
Cehtrs' Female College ID Iuii. 20 lar 10
tue boarding Il. pArlmsnl ~ .ncsrned there |
being ru"m tor 0u.y two m,r., and both |
places being engaged. Young ladies IRON a
distance. wishing to stisnd this school will
have no Trouble Ia a,iIng homes IN MstLo.
Dist families in tts city. Out We think 1t nd.
vissble Tor Tie iru>sr.s to make prepare.
lions Tor exile Bdiug the boarding der srtneu ut. |
We want tG see all our schools butid up, and |
no one should be uurnsd swsv from i.rt os |
room. Prot K-rdOltf has doue his work
we" durih. sartt,on. and ~s congratulate
him.
'OpsP' writes u from Wellington ~ fol.
lows :-'Game, "0s SUD I'll, 10 luz circus. |
Health good ,n our little io~u, aud business
lively tiItlr iusst. Marin IL con yslsscen |
from hsr recent iIines.. School viii begin
Mou isy week Mr. Eixsr Il .na .oi Mics
VirE!e h0uxh teachers Ar. Edward
M.yne AMI VIE, Of Psttonsnurs. are here
visiting their tstnrr. M. G,d.on Mayne.
Mr. Dan Bates viii soon NOV. win his f,m.
lily 10 Paois. Kansas. We sre. sorry 10 lose !
them. Elder Tfater Is noiiing y serIe. of
meetings at the trick church this ws.k,
Two additions. Mr.. Columbus shelton and
wife will start 10 the Excelsior Spriug, Clay
county, next week. Crest excitement pre- |
walls over the coming circus, the drsl thst |
has visited our town tor twenty-five years."
w. T. Hicks. opposite the courthouse, |
comes 10 The trout this season with rs com.
plete u stock OF school books, school SUD.
Plies. &C.. M WAS ever before opened IN In
this city. bout mature Jour purchases be.
lore giving THIS popular establishment y call. |
Books cossrsd rec OF charge. s2tf
Our correspondent 1t Lorder, ~"t,u,sy. -
writes us:-'Ws sther dry. windy aud ysry
warm. But little wheat GINNING In now.
Farmer sll busy putting In the NEXT crop,
The warehouse Ut Culver 4 Co.. 10 complst-
cd snd look> real nsst. Rev. W. Il. Nc |
fsrisnu preached on last sabbath, bis last
sermon tor Ihis conference year. Rev. Ed.
Iants VIII preach here next SUNDAY. Mrs,
Belle Mex anna, Of Gnio1 s,i", 10 ~vis,tinx the
family Of Mr.. and Mrs Hsws, her psreIts
Mr.. Lizzie Ben.ett. Of Gouac,l Grove. k.nv
sss, 10 here whiting her many frisnds, Mira.
Geo. Neithercuti Is visiting In lie lexington.
Mrs. DELANEY. wife Of e q A. agent, il
visiting Der 4ons 10 Cir .rd, III. Charles
knlpmeysT Is lp Chicago. lr Reilly h,s
dental rooms engaged u Tue Cordsr House
from llth to 18th OF each moptb. Mr., and
Mrs. Geo. COrder will start on = lsnythv
visit to Henry county this week. Mrs. VIM.
Ltess 10 home from Illinois. Our district
soknol IL Dr0pressinv doo,o A,,o r.-.