Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-28
Oskes Brothers tonight.

OhktS UbuCA
Live Oak Whisky always at Powelps. 1t
..Infantes, 5 cents. at Gordon d Buiord's.
Read the lurn.Vsrein's sd. of their grand
masquerade, Feb. "A.
A large stock OF the finest brands Of cigars
to be sold cheap, ut Powell's. 1854
10 to W. v. Nichols Tor bran, shipstu6,
chop-feed, corn, hay, straw. 60, u Frank
lin street. j21ms
For coughs, colds, Group, whoopins-cough
and consum .tion, use Dimmitts Cough
| B.lsam. at TsyIs' drug store. j2Stf
What Is our committee spppointed to
look utter the q. b 4. extension south do
ing! Give us results, gentlemen.
The sheriff OF Saline county, arrested Bob
Grumpy, a few days ago near Wsvsrly, On
a state warrant, and took him to Marshall.
Why walk whsn you can ride; . bus ticket
Included with every Kansas City ticket via
Narrow 9uags, when bought at the city
Office. Z. ben.
All goods at greatly rsdussd prices until
the frst Of March look to your own inter-
est and step In at AlIstadt, CHM i Co.'S and
be made happy. jala
The Genuine Singer Sewing Machine,
Mrs. Adelia Standlsh the sole agent for this
machine At her residence. OIL, Bssdlss snd
oil attachments Kept. JAS
Ailstadt, Chirn & Co., have on hand . lot
Of boots and shoes, good onss) that they
will sell Tar below cost. Now is yeur time
to get bargains. js1t1
Ridgewsy had two runaways Tussday-
one OF q two-horse team which did but little
damage, and the other Mr.. Nlchols's delivery
horse Tho smashed thing up to the extent
OF i've or SIX dollars.
Don'r use . scab from an older person on
a younger one. The scab from . person who
has been v%accinnstsd the second time IL .
positive injury. 1t protects from v%acsinna.
tIon, out not from s%mall.pox.
Mr.. Asa Trays young son while Gut
hunting last Saturday, came near ending his
life by the revolver route. dc aecidsntlY
shot himself, the ball entering just below the
breast bone, but glancing 20 that II did not
make y dangerous wound
The two forgsrs confined In Jail here,
Norman and Wheeler, Effected their sseaps
Friday night Of lsst week by prislng OF the
nuts which fastened tho bolts Of the door
hinges to their cell and the hallway, with .
poker prepared BY some enc on the outside
- q chisel. Ono hundred dollars reward 10
offered for their apprehension.
Mark Tapley" sends Us tbs following
paragraph 1.-THE Cordsr debating sssisty
10 pronounced BY ell who visit 1t, . grand
saecsss. At its regular meeting. last Stature
day n CAT, tho question discussed WAS, Ra-
salvAd th~f rsfnpn Anos mara than apf IN
make an orator. Several COED, arguments
tive speeches were made, and especially
tuose delivered by John n. Board and J. n.
| Chinn."
An In%telligsncsr reporter. In his ranbks
after items, stepped Into Charley Morrison's
foundry, an Water street, last Tuesday, and
yas sgFssabIy Surprised to dad the air Of
business which pervadsd the place. ThSAc
thing that attracted attention Was . 60-herss
power engine, which had just been put up
In arst.clsss order for . aew Touring mill,
about to be started at Brunswick. rhs
cylinder is 123x20 inches ; the shaft 10 II feet
long, and u inches In diameter; the ny
wheel Is II feet In diameter, II inch face,
and weighs 5000 pounds. There was
wrought iron shaiting coup lings, rods, bolts,
&C., Of all lengths and siass. The engine
was ready for shipment. and 10 now. perhaps
In position In the mill. There are ten men
now at work 10 the foundry, and ten more
will be put on a. fast a. they can be secured.
Charley will make all the castings for the
seed separators which he Manufactures, be-
side doing any kind Of casting that may be
needed by bis customers. Already he has 4
large lumber Of heavy orders on hand, one
OF which 10 tbs building Of an engine. the
price OF which 10 - 600. He has two or
three engines to overhaul, which Jobs will
be worth from 5000 to $500 each. When he
resumes the manufacture OF the seed sep.
a%rators, which will be quite soon, the old
foundry will send forth . hum OF music that
will sound pleasant to the ears Of our
citizens.