Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-21
Help out the Presbyterian ladies.

Help out the presbyterian iaules.
Cider vinegar, at Gordon & Fulkerson's.
II you want to buy town lots or houses,
call on E. Winsor & Son. sl6tf
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use. at Gordon Il FuIkerson's. a26tf
500, 900 best A shingles, nice and dry, Tor
sale way down low. Call and see.. c. E.
Ballard. o7,3
Graham & Morrison do roofing and gutter
ing 10 the city and county as cheap as the
cheapest. a12tf
Books covered free Of charge, at Hicks.
Be sure and 90 to see him If you need any
thing in his line. s2tf
II you want = hobby hat or a nice ftllng
shoe or boot. 10 10 b. A.. & NJ. j. CHM. OPP
posite the courthouse. OFT
The latest styles out 10 prints; they are
handsome. Come and see them at the H.. j.
E.. Ahrens Dry Good Bazaar. s2Stf
A. v. Robinson u Co. have their roller
mill In full blast. II you want the best flour
you ever used. try q sack otthsir Patent. II
E. Winsor Il Son, real estate agents, sold
this week. the elegant residence OF john ..
New, on Franklin street, for 81, $50 cash, o
Mr.. Henry Wtiker.
We sell boots, shoes, hats and caps. cheap
or than any house IN the county, is why We
always nave customers at our counters. Re-
specially, d. A. q Nj. j. Chinn. Off
We learned at q late hour last night that Worth
ington Larsh, aon of the late DR.. Larsh. and
nephew of the late DR.. j. L. Yantis, had been
killed yesterday evening by a train. We recelv
ed no particulars.
W. G. Hicks. opposite the courthouse.
comes to tho front this season with as COM
pIete q stock of school books. school sup
plies, &c., NJ was ever before opened up in
this city. Don't mature your purchases be-
fore giving this popular establishment q call.
Books covered Tree Of charge. s2tf
Our facetious contemporary. the Sedslis
Democrat, says: "Thsre are current rumors
to the effect that the Missouri Pacific rail.
road intends to remove its machine shops
from st. Louis 10 order to obtain more ex-
souri, can offer better Inducements than Sc
daiia. and the railroad company will certain
~ consult Its own interests by entertaining
. proposition to remove its machine shops
to this city, where every possible facility
and encouragement eau be Afforded" As
Sedslis has, IN dry weather, to haul water
from the Missouri river, and as 1t must at oil
times haul its fuel from Lexington, We fail
to sec the force OF tho Democrats advice un.
less IL Is intended NJ . joke. The place to
put the shops 10 At Lexington, whers both
the water and coal are to be found In mex.
haustibIs quantities at all times and seasons.
A friend from near Wavnrly writes
"Westher pleasant. health good, and plenty
Of railroad talk. We imssius. already w
hear the scream Of the ''lr ~ horse" The
farmers are still very busy owing wheat,
and when done will have In as large IN
acreage As last season. Cooper & Chapline
have their storeroom well filled with new
fall q winter goods. Capt. Redd is now
Ia bis new st0rer00m known IS the old
farmers Savings Bank and invites all
bis old, with as many new customers as Will
be pleased to call and receive the benefit OF
bis cash prices. Mr.. Hawkins, We under.
stand. has sold his fine farm to Mr.. N. p.
Buck /; price SAT 90 per acre. Mr.. II. s. Van
Auglsn Is now very busy gathering and bar.
reliing his large crop OF apes, has now
contracted 200 barrels to = Chicago firm
Mr.. + Downs is building q hne residence
on his farm near town. Rev. w. b. McFsr.
land has been returned to bis old circuit,
Three Groves Methodist church, for another
season. Mrs. Belle Haley, from Cleveland,
Ohio, Is hons on y visit to her father, Mr..
David Callahan. Corn 10 now selling a,
81 80 per barrel, and stock hogs 81 80 per
hundreds"
Ksnsss City Evening Star. Oct. IT :-sssen.
ator George g. Vest addressed q very large
audience at the Turner Hall last evening,
His speech was mainly devoted to a discus.
sion OF the tariff question, free trade and
prohibition. At the conclusion somebody
called for Crisp, and Romeo, who sat Ia
about the center Of the house, marched
promptly up to the open space In front oil
the stage. His appearances was q signal for
the widest uprosr. Kisses, yells, shrieks,
groans and profanity rent the air, while
Crisp. with frantic g%esticulstions appealed
to Senator Vest to quiet the crowd. The
senator made . futile effort 10 do 80, and
then retired. Crisp still kept the floor, and
the uprosr increased. Pandemonium was
place OF quiet by comparison. Then Romeo
got mad. de also got black in the face,
struck an MISUNDERSTANDING attl-
tude, and shook his 6st Ia the face of the
crowd that yelled a. one man Put hin
out! Finally they compromised by putting
the lights out, and In the gathering gloom
as the crowd surged through the door, the
form Of Romeo was still discernibls waving
his branches, shrieking like q cslltope, and
consigning the audience to the neither depth,
OF hxdes."
Messrs. A. v. Robinson u Co., millers O
this city. are always up with the times. They
are determined that no real improvement II
milling msohinery shall be omitted from tn,
complement In their fully equipped estsb
lishment. 1t will be remembered by reader
Of the Intslligsncer that II Is but q snor
time since we described, ut length, q large
number Of new machines for separating anc
cleaning wheit and for boiling and separat
ing noul which they had introduced. Tnii
year 10 order to keep up with the times they
have entirely discarded the old-fashionsc
plan Of grinding wheat with burrs, or mill
stones. and Introduced In their stead tn,
psteut roller process. This new mode o
making -four Is 80 much superior to the ole
that the product Is worth 10 the genera
market one dollar per barrel more than ole
style -four, for the reason that 1t 10 absolute
~ free from sptcks aud has been made cold
without the heating which is inssparsbI,
from the grinding process. No one can full
Iy realize The differ. nee In the Hour m .de b,
the old and new way. without having th,
opportunity 10 compare choice samples O.
the two. While looking at the best old styI.
1t appears to he all hat could be desired, pu,
when PLACED beside the new the differenc.
can be recognized easily st q distance Of sew
eral ieet. The new process is as simple q Il
10 admirable. The wheat coming from ths
cleaning machinery above, passes into q una,
chine containing two corrugated steel roller
which Feyolve toward each other and ar,
placed ut such . distance that Is the whesI
passes bet~ cen them the berry is but slight
~ broken, hardly ss much as to make 1t the
''crscked wheat" usually sold for cooking
In that state. It u then elevated to a ma.
chine which thoroughly cleans out al dir,
set free by the cracking. From here It pas.
ses down into another machine containing