Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-09-09
Mldgets! See large bills.

not be unders0ld on them. Jv29tf
Pure cider vinegar for pickles. or for tabl
use, at Gordon Il Futkerson's. s26tf
A. v. Robinson Il, Co.'s Red Il. Fiou
grades extra fancy on st. Louis market.
Read McCauslsnd's new advertisement, II
this weeks paper. "Thsre's millions in 1t.
For the best and cheapest staple and fame
groceries. call at Hsrwood's, Dover. Mo. 4
Get Boston Betting Compsny's Standsr'
Bsltlng, at Jorian's Foundry and Machiu
| shops. m6tf
Franklin street. west Of Laurel. has bsel
TeveIed up, and 10 about ready for . coat o
mscadsm.
Read Royls Z Sons new ad, for schoo
books, and give them call II you want any
thing In their line. s26 4
Mrs. Arnold invites all who are intereste,
In autumn styles OF millipery, to give her
call, No. 12O, main street. s2tf
| A. v. Robinson Il Co. have recently put II
rolls and other improved machinery. an.
are now making superior flour. s26
| Tucker at Hieginsviile, is getting lots o
new goods. and il buying for cash. Dom
fail to see him when you want watch. II
For stoves and tin-ware, go TO Graham
Morrison's. No. SO Main street. where 20,
| can get bargains, Ms they will not be unier
| sold. sl2lf
MIR. Silvermau has removed his wholesale
snd retail llquar store 10 the old WInsoI
Corner. where he has fitted II up neatly. lie
keeps good goods. and pays especial stten
tion to pure liquors for family use. He in
vites an inspection OF his stock. s5.f
Gordon 4 Buford are packing apples. in
the old Finemsn building. near Broadway
aud North streets. They shipped 800 barrels
Thursday. and had 400 barrels more ready
to ship last night. The long-desertsd old
building is quite animated just at present.
In anticipation OF rousing fall trade, we
have an unusually large stock OF fall and
winter iry goods. notions. carpets, &c
which we will sell cheap ior cash, In FAC,
cheaper than you can get them anywhere
else. Call aud see US, We eau convince you
that such ts the fact. Wilker 4 Miller. 2t
C0lmsn's Rural World says the author OF
the following deserves . vote OF thanks, not
only from his toadship, but from all bis klih
and kin: "Don't Kill the toads. the ugly
tosds. thAt hop around your door. Each
meat the little toad doth cat Q hundred hugs
or more. tie sits around with aspect meek
until the d y has neared, then shoots he forth
his little tongue ike lightning gdoubie.gesred.
And then doth wink and when he's wunE,
he shuts bis ugly mug, and patiently doth
walt until there comes another bug"
Our patent bed spring. SAWS the Kentucky
0e~ts nul hn. k,oo V.l~
for two iu . bed IL SO arrsng n that the part
the wife lies on can be set W tue husband
unknown to the former. and il springs her
out Of bel and stands her up on the floor At
any hour for which IL Ia set. 1t then femsins
turned up on one edge so she can't get back
again, st least on her side OF the bed and
she won't come back on bis side. for she's too
suit 70 she Is compelled to dress and 20 down
stairs and see to breakfast. and tue old mun
will get rest. oh, Its . daisy!
Business OF all kinds is receiving such q
boom just now In Lexington NJ will certain
" help out to . very successful general
average for the year. Some four or i've hun
dred Persons being employed on the Mis-.
souri, Pacific extension alone furnishes a
considerable demand for produce. provis.
ions, feed. groceries, &c. The demand for
provisions Is sensibIy ielt in the big her price
than usual Of every thing TO sat-butter,
eggs. bacon, corn, hay, &c. In addition to
this our schools are opening with fuller at
tendance th An ever before, several hundred
strangers being brought into the place by
this means. The coal mines, too, are being
more vigorously worked than Is usual at this
time OF year, aud since the broadening OF
the gauge OF the rOsd from this place to Kan.
sss City the output has been very materia ally
Increased. Beside all this our farmers are
more prosperous this ear than they have
ty. aud they are accordingly not afraid to
spend money or to enter into plans for the
future. ss they more or less were last year.
All these causes combined have tended to
ali our streets with people Of late, and to
give them that air of thrift and enterprise
which 10 30 gratifying to all the friends OF
the dear old place. We sincerely hope that
II 10 the hsrblnger OF prolonged and psrms.
nent Improvement and prosperity.
1t will be seen by the county court pro-
ceedtngs that dram shop licenses 10 Lexing-
too hsve been raised from 800 to $500 for
six months, for the county tax. We have
no particular objection to the higher license,
but we confess that We canuot see The justice
OF mskisg the license twice as high in LEX
tngt0n % It Is In other places 10 the county.
II It 10 based on the amount Of business done
1t 10 fsllaciously proportioned, for there Is
little doubt that some other portions Of the
county have dram shops which sell .nore
than some OF those which fall und> the CD.
GRAFTON Of sthis new rule. Ws decidedly
10 favor OF strict entorcemC :. OF the laws
regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
We are IN favor Of giving the butt end of the
law to every man who sells liquor without q
license; sells liquor on Sunday; who sells
liquor to minors. who keeps gambling de.
vices who sells liquor TO drunk ards or 10
Intoxicated men. and we take occasion TO
warn those engaged 10 selling liquors, that
there IL but ons Way to avert the adoption OF
prohibition In this state, and that IL by a
willing aud positive obedience to present
laws, still We tall TO see the equity Of the
regulation which taxes Q man $500 for sell.
inx $1,000 worth OF liquors In Lexington.
while II tsxes some man vt q town on The
Chicago & Alton Iullroad. tor instance. 800
for ssiiibg $4,000 worth Of the same Kind OF
goods. The dram-hup ksep.rs will prob.
s0iy, ssE That the Increase be xbxted: we do
not, but We think thst equity and the spiri,
Of the law demand tnat all shall be treated
alike.
Our Wellington correspondent writes
"Wssther COOL and pleasant. MIR, John
bryant returned from bis visit to Ohio, las,
week. Aiss Lilly Lsmpkln Is visiting he,
grandfather, EIJer Mediation. Miss Jennie
AdAmson. who has been visiting the Misse.
l.oekhart, returned home last week. Mrs
Columbus Shelton who has been confined tc
her bed about year. Is getting able to wall
around again. MIR. Theodore VanMeeter
one OF COrder's most estemsble gentlemen
honored our town with bis presence las
week. Messrs. Joseph LsrEin and Hepr,
Hinson. OF Dover, were In town Sunday
Born. Aug. %, to the wife OF MIR. b 4. Mar
tin, girl also Aug. %. to the wife of rbos
Chinn. giri. Miss Jennie Lockhart Will,
Attending the Higginsville fair, was over
colps by the heat and has been quite i'll eve,