Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
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rh. RVS Probate court first Monday in October.
non,, 10 Cider vinegar, at Gordon 4 Fulkerson
Rov,e Try Tuck.r r, At Higginsville, for dne cloc
probsteand jewelry. jy29,i
Cider vi Cahat hsrwoods' DoVef' h'ssour'' .
~, r., get irult cans. s2.4
and jewel rofe ci"er vinegar LOT pickles OF 'or tst
Can at nse, at Gordon 4 Fulkerson's. s26tI
- a ,r,,, Read McCauslsnd's new advertisement
80 this weeks paper. ''There's millions IN It
Of the CT Try iueAer'a =, n'ks'us'"'e. :, =,
Nor,h Organ, or any kind Of musical instrument
30, of n We pay the highest market price cor
.r,o NIX inds Of country produce. Gordon 4 b
.slord. j2ltf
Pure G l you want 81" y, -.
NO.. =, cake. get A. v. Robinson & Co. Snowfall
~,ratent flour. s26i4
..;s : Lsie Lopez was bitten by . rattle snak
-. few days since. DR.. Chas. Smith repor
u. wek IN doing well.
IT,. n Books covered free OF charge, at Hicks
90, Be sure and go to see him IL you need any
Os. hing 10 his line. s2tf
kinds ff oa'e 'eAp-A = ~
ford. C"o'.a..' go "' .s,,
Mtg n' " v. .roo II
100 slippers, which they intend to sell by In
r, LAST Of August, very cheap. al2tf
- II You need anything In the way Of schco
..o,s5ooks, stationery, or school supplies Of an.
.a.rSind be sure to give Hicks g call. s2tf
Be sur - i. 800, ,.,,.rn. A.,
thing : M.s sss r,..s.a,s :, rVut.r T. n,n.r,s
The Missouri State Grange will meet II
- his city October II. Preparations shouIt
!. ,e made to receive properly those who at
-. end.
Of Col, -
SsEc., for which he will pay st. Louis prices
49,. o cash. mi8tf
A1s Now is the accepted time, come one com,
Jill, and purchase your shoes and slipper,
"H.vhile you can get bargains, At Chlnn i
.s.' Chiun's. s12tf
- We have not heard y single complaint o
price : ,s,.,.,..s U....,.,n, :. ,ovs,n - ,
Them for once.
sSsSNou. Last Wednesday morning, with the wint
y. blowing pretty strong from the north. ant
The Thermometer registering Is. . lire In oul
,fice was not uncomfortable.
"M In order TO make room for our fall goods
"un.'JWe are compelled to close out our large stool
Of slippers. Call at once and get you q pail
FOR 70 cents, at Chinn h Lhinn's. s12tf
Gt0IyIuluS III y UOOA Blu otetlOucly
line. from q lead pencil to the biggest tex
book can he found at w. c. Hicks. oppo.it.
1.-the courthouse. Prices can't be beat. Giyl
- him . call before you purchase. t2tf
Great complaint is msde OF the crossings
- on the line Of the old Narrow Gauge rail
road. Since the widening Of the road, tbs
;, road crossings have received no attention.
- :, but should be fixed as soon as possible.
Richmond Conserystor:-.Our neighbor
across the river has the railroad fever, and
Ats leading citizsns have subscribed go. O(
to get the Fort Scott road to come there
That is right and 1t will give them an outlet
and rival roads,"
Messrs. +. Winsor b Son, real estate
agents. sold. this week, 273 acres Of land fol
Il. N. Sparks, being part Of the east and
southeast side Of his farm two miles south OIL
Lexington, to Ceopola Schmldt OF st. Charles
county. No., for 81 5000.
Mr.. J.-C. Fall, long and very fayorably
known to our citizens as q merchant, has 40.
cspted . position with Messrs. Royis h Son,
on Main street, where he will be glad to see
all his old friends, and ~ many new ones II
will favor him with q call.
The young lady members OF the Christian
church were the walters upon the tables in
the Basement Of the church during the con.
vsnti0n. We understand that some Of the
bachelor and widower preachers were sorely
smitten. We could not blame them.
The address of welcome, by Miss Annie
Aounpoy, before the C. w. M. b., on
Wednesday, at the Methodist church, was
universally praised, both Tor its good sense
and excellent delivery. The response. and
the annual address of the president we're al
80 highly spoken Of.
Our correspondent writes from Corder
ssFarmera have comn,ancal nlow,nv Mi.u
Mamie b srt, one Of 9reenton's bellies,
paid Miss Moliie Saunders q flying visit. Miss
Sue Garnhart Is visiting the family of Rev.
Lamar Bedswortb, near Alma. We have had
several moonlight picnics In the neighbor-
hood"
The towboat Fearless, belonging to the
Missouri Valley Transportation Company,
struck q snsg in the Missouri river, fourteen
miles above st. Charles, last Saturday morn
Ing, and IS supposed to be q total loss, She
had three barges In low. which were not In.
jured. The Fearless was valued al about
1000; insured Tor $40, 1000.
The Lexington Guards will meet at theII
armory on Monday evening. Sept. 4, at hall
past seven O'Clock, In iul uniform. All who
intend going to st. Joseph will report at ths
atmory on Tuesday afternoon. Each; msu
should be provided with q pair ,of blanket,
and . waterproof coat. 10. A. Wilson
captain commanding, Z. W. Il. Ahrsns, hrsl
sergeant.
Richmond Democrat, Sept. 1:@stWe arr
In receipt OF an extra from the IntelligenceI
In Lexington, showing that $40. 700 had beer
suoscribed by the citizen to bring the For
Scott, 81. Louis and Chicago l.. T.. to tina
place. The amount required IL $50, 600
which the extra says can be raised. This rosc
would be OF great advantage 10 Lexington
and we hope it will be built"
Our friend. Dr.. ID. Z. Dryden writes from
MAYHEM S''Born, Aug. 26. TO the wife o
Weedin Marshall. OF Washinkt6n township
. boy. One Of the most :pleasant moonligh,
plcnics OF the season was given on the eve
ming Of the 2sth, bv Mr.. JAS. Porter 10 hon
or Of the Misses Drysdsls. Some OF Lexine
toms girls were present. Miss Mars, o
Richmond, Ray county, is visiting friend,
near MAYHEM. Miss Webb is . guest O
Miss Lidia Butt"
* The Odessa Herald commented as follows
0nthe railroad news from this place, Of las
week :-s'lt appears from the above that Col
waters Is willing to assume the construction
OF this road by having the above bonus. 1
will, when done, be the main Travelled ros,
west, because there will be no transfer Il
another line, as there 10 on the other road
and people will not be subject to such extor
uons as they now are but the main pOin
with Lexington is that 1t will fix forever til
county seat where 1t Is. therefore they ~
AFFORD to build the road, as they will, II an
party will run It."
The preachers delegates and visitors VIII
were the guests Of country people, and tn
guests OF msny persons living in the cit
also, were furnished with dinner and SUI
per In the basement room OF the Chris,ls
CHURCH.. Seven tables were set, each rescl
Ing across the room. and there was plenty
room and plenty Of excellent food for al
- Preparations had been made for u muc
larger gathering, and there We're about 4(
houses to which no visitors were sent. Th
church extends It's hearty thanks TO all thot