Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-19
TRY fucker. At Hlegiusvllle, for fine clocks

Try Tucker, at Hlgginsville, for fine clocks
and iewelry. jy29tf
Read McCsusland's new advertisement in
this weeks paper. There's millions In e."
Try Tucker, al higginsv,lie. for the Esty
Organ, or any kind OF musical instruments.
We pay the highest market price tor all
kinds of country produce. Gordon 4 Blu
ford. jsltf
Buford u Manvllle Chinn have q large lot
of slippers, which they intend to sell by the
last OF August. very cheap. a12if
just received 100 pieces OF new fall prints
10 dress styles and comfort patterns. Also
new dress einghams. ut Wilker + MiIIer's.
Mr.. Charles A. Morrison desires to buy
old iron. brass, copper. lesd, pewter. zinc,
&C.. for which be will pay st. Louis prices.
In cash. mlStf
Now is the accepted time, come one come
all. snd purchase your shoes and slippers
while you Gao get bargains, at Chinn Il
Chius's. s12tf
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 a pair
for 10 cents, at Chinn Il Lhinn's. sl2ti
WuBts ~ euCu tutuko Z
" true, that Philip Keller Is closing out Il
job lot Of boys aud youths vests. at 25
and 30 cents a piece. sl9tf
game Of base ball was broken up SIN.
day, the 9Th. at Sedalis by the sheriff and his
posse. George Il. Shedeker, q pork packer.
swors out q warrant against the boys for
violating the Sunday laws, and the captains
had to give security.
81. Louis Republican. August 17;-'Three
barges Of the Kansas City Barge Line left
st. Louis last Sunday for Kansas City, to
load with wheat for st. Louis and foseign
export via New Orleans. The export move
ment from st. Louis by river has been
steady And the Withdrawals from elevators
to river with that destination were for the
week ending Tuesday last. 375 900 BUSHELS"
The Lamsr Missourisn say :-"Frsd Boss,
living i've miles south OF town, reports q re-
marksbls yield of wheat. lie had twenty
acres, upon which be win,ered forty head OF
stock cattle, colts aud hogs, allowing them
to run on the whsst till the middle Of April.
SO long that his %nsighbors predicted n total
failure Of the crop. The other day he
threshej, obtaining . yield Of 434 bushels.
The same gentleman got $40 bushels OF oats
from six acres"
Ground was broken. this week. for an addition
81 by "a ieet. 9 stories high. to the boarding de-
partment of Wentworth Male Academy. This
will render that part OF the school ample for all
reasonable demands upon it. Prois. Sellers and
Fleet are both out looking after the interests OF
the school. Its success for the next session ia
already assured. as the attendance will be
largely increased. This school is now one
of the institutions Of our town. ecesssry to the
symmetry of our educational rl"n. and parents
who have boys to be educated cannot do better
than to send them there.
Mr.. Henry Sinauer, Of the Star Clothing
House. 10 busy resolving and asserting an
Immense stock OF new fall wear for gentle
men. Anything aud everything to adorn
and beautiiy the outer man may be found In
his mammoth establishment, and in the very
latest styles. Henry says he is getting these
goods to sell, and he MI ans to sell them II
low prices and tasteful selections will do 1t.
For = substantial suit; for . cheap suit ; for
y neat or even fancy suit, indeed for any.
thing IN his line now is the time to call,
while all 10 fresh. and new. Hate, caps,
shirts. underclothing, gloves, nsckwear,
&C., q specially. Remember the Star Cloth.
ing House. opposite City Hotel. a19tf
Holden Enterprise 1--WE are reliably In.
formed that Mr.. Cobb, agrsin merchant Of
Odessa. has men employed In purchasing
grain who come within six miles Of Holden.
These persons pay from two to four cents
per bushsl more for wheat N the ground
than the Holden dealers are paying for II
delivered. We need scarcely say that this
Is caused by the exorbitsnt freight charges
Of the Jay Gould system OF roads. 1t is 4
fact that the Missouri Pacific Company tax Ell
advantage Of shippers hslplessness and
charges them extortionate freight rates, ant
will continue 10 do SO just Ms long as tn.
people allow It. We are now offered {
remedy for this outrage 10 the Fort Scott,
st. Louis and Chicago road. Will we take it
Surely there are none so blind Ms not to see
the need Of this competing lins of road"
The second annua exhibition Of the La.
faystts county Industrisl and Stock Assocla
ton, will be held at higginsviile, commenc
ing next Tuesday. August %, and contlnu
Ing five days. Five thousand dollars II
premiums Is promised, aud has been judi
ciously arranged. The grounds are very
lc,nvenient; the track - tine q one as tn,
world affords; the view In all directions
from the pavilion is most beautiful ; the dus
will be kept down ; plenty Of good drinkin.
water will be furnished /; the stables ar
ample and comfortable !; and the general ar
engagements have been intelligently and LTD
orally made to insure comfort and enjoy
msnt. The directors are. Geo. F.. Gordon
w. II. WAddsll. H. j. Higgins. John q
Lockhart. J. ID. Conner, Rylsnd Todhunter
Jos. Davis. Thos. b. Campbell, Il. l.. Greer
h. q. Chiles, Cnss. Hotter. q. W. Seebe
and j w. Goodwin. The officers are, Z
W. Sseber, president; Col. Jos. Davis, vice
president; A. E. Asbury, treasurer; Levi
T. Bell, secretary; w. H. Waddsli, geners
superintendent; B. s. Higgins, ~asslstan
superintendent; w. +. Keller, chief NAL
shall; Mansfield Wilmot. assistant marshal
]. ID Conner, superintendent floral hall
agricultural and mech snical department
Executive committee. A. Z. Asbury, Chs1
Hefer, q. w. Sesber. The special rules
which 1t Is promised will be strictly en-
Os~Ss Is - wv cSuiu CuCCAS WI
be given for gate entrance. 2. No gambling
pooi-sslIing. ehuck-luck or other samblln
device will be allowed. 3. No render {
nuts. candles or l.m"nads. " Ill he permitte
. to sell on the nmphithsaler. 4. No premium
: will lie paid until Z o'clock Saturday., Aus
% o. NC entry will lie made until entr
: fee IL paid. 6 No claims will be allowed ia
: articles lost after the exhibition Is over.
No privileges granted or booths rented Ill
: I'll money paid. The benefits OF y fair In
material point Of view are manifold. and til
social feature Is invaluable. 80 everybod
should maxi Nm effort to attend.
Among others whose names We may hsv
y overlooked the following named Lsfsy ct,
. county gentlemen were In attendance ON H.
confederate reunion: w. a. Thornton
. lieutenant 10 secoud cavalry ; A. T.. Asbur,
sid-he-camp aud lisut-colonsl +; JAS. l
Barker, private, Co. |. Hays regiment |
NJ. Landlord. private Rufiner's battery /; 4
Ward. private. Co. f, Gordon's regiment
I John Tyler, private, Treats Co., Elliott
p Regiment; Charles Tyler, sergeant, Bledsoe'
I battery j. +. Cordsr. orderly sergeant 49l
Va. infsntry /; Joseph Brown, privar
II Elliott 8 regiment John +. Lapneau. ca
tain OF engineers hamptOn's legion in,
W. Newmsn, private. 20. d. tiursl's reg
ment I; Rufus P. Marshall, sergeant, Co. !
5 81 infantry ; Geo. Hall, captain Shelby's u,
< vance; z. q. Catron, captain Co. C. Go
y don's regiment /; Jno S. Whsallsy, seccn
g lieutenant Bledsos's battery I; ". b. Steel
Q private, Bledsoe's battery L. S. Fulkersol
suryeon E.liott's rep,ment VILLA,