Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-19

NJ. F. Royle l. Sons. Jy22t7
Big stock Of fruit jars. at Ciagetrs, will
not be undersold on them. jy29tf
Get Tucker. at HiEginvire, to repair your
watch and 1t will tell you the time. 1y2Stl
Read McCausland's new advertisement In
this weeks paper. "There's millions In H."
Graham Il Morrison do roofing and gutter
ing In the city and county IS chssp IS the
cheapest. s12tf
For Sale Two pair Of tiue P~olaud-China
pigs. i've months OIL. for sale cheap. T6os.
p. Paxton, Mayhem, Mo. a5tf
FOUR last chsnce-we are closing out the
balance Of our 8 l3 cent lawns at 5 cents per
yard. Come quick. Wllksr h Miller. a19t2
We have . lot Of ladies' IN I misses SLIP
pers from rs cents to IL, slippers that are
worth 81 90 TO - %. BufOrd 4 Msnville
CHM. a12ti
They have done It. Done what: Reduced
the prices on slippers Sd that all csn rejoice
In having nice loot wear ut half the original
cost, Chinn h Chtnn. sl2ff
Buford h Manville Chinn will sell you q
nice pair Of slippers tor % cents. Come
early aud get your children y nice pair. Op-
posite the courthouse, Allstsdt y DAvi.' old
tsnd. al2tf
A distressing accident occurred 10 \ little
son Of Mr.. Purcell, sgsd II or II years, Ut
Wellington. Wednesday,. In some way he
got his nsnd into the %c0g.wheels Of = straw
cutter ~ \ companion turned the handle.
Two fingers and halt Of bis right hand were
crushed out Of all shape. The hand was
- .,t.toA 80 gN,a D..t.np .-l ll.,. la..
ing the thumb and I'VE fingers. He is doing
we'll.
A very severe and dangerous accident oc-
CURED 10 DR.. Barker. formerly of this city,
At Sedaiis,. Tuesday night. The doctor had
fallen asleep IN y rocking chsir, near . low
opsn window, where he could Keep cDoi.
when the Arsenal band, 10 . sersnads near
which startled him from his sleep, q he
jumped up and fell out Of the window, fret
to an awning aud then 10 the ground below.
Ills right arm was broker In two places. and
his thigh waS very badly bruised. betide
several bad cOntusions about tue bead and
face. He will probably rscovsr but IL very
baby hurt.
Our '.Bsss Clotbisr." Pailip Keller. is
now In tho east buying . very large stock OF
fall aud winter goods, much larger than
usual, ~ be anticipates . booming trade this
fall. He slill has . large stock Of summer
goods and medium weight suits left aud mas
| given orders to close out these ct Strictly
Cost Prices, until the LIST Of September, Ut
which Time the winter stock will have ar
rived, and be open for inspection. Nov IL
the time TO buy real bargains. % he always
means b he says. special attention IL
called TO the TACT, that he 10 closing out now
lao boys vests 1t % cents . pieces, aud l00
youths' vests at 80 cents q piece. He IL over.
stocked In them, sud will sell them at those
prices for the next two weeks. Come every.
body aud take advantage Of these bargains.
Ols0 boys vests st Is cents. 100 youths vests
1t 90 cents, at the Philip Keller Clothing
House. al9tf
Odessa Herald :-sThs people OF Lexing.
t0u have reason to r-joics over the certain
~ that tue railroad ut that point 10 to be
continued 10 and through that city. 1t Wa,
. black spot on thst delightful own Every
one who had anything To do with railroad
travel TO or through that place, would curse
the town the sAms Is they do = own II hote
accommodations are poor. They believe thu
town IL ar should be- Responsible for the de
feet, aud they think the dstt ct runs back in
to the blood ut the people. Lexington vii
go to the {. out vet. As soon NIB Inc dream
OF safely is out she will wake up, work ant
enter the tisht Of rivHlshlp, and Then all vii
be well with Lexington. The enterprise o
y people Is shown bsst ny the ,,wn 10 which
they live"
'Opsi' writes from W ellins ION :-sWeaih
er pleasant nd health gnnd. Miss Mort
P0issl. uf COrder, 10 here Visiting relatives
Rev. FaIney Crutsinger Was IN town las
week. Mrs. hArbert. Of ..Jrborne, IL her,
visiting frisnds. Several of our citizenl
c 'ntempiais taking in The Hi<ginsvill'
fair. tn lntehigrucer was belstsd 10.
week. and was M sadly missed rs some des
friend. Mr.. Thomas Woodsrd has bough
Mr. +. w RIdlng's farm in 'tsy county. to-
$4,000. Willis Purcell met with Y painful
accident last Tuesday. He WAS playing will
al oat-cutttr aud mashed his hand SO badl.
two fingers were aMputslsd. Ar. Edito
could You suggest any employment tor wv
young laLies who tind time hanging 81
heavily ou their hand they could think O
nothing to 10 but swing y dog out Of 80 up
stairs window by means 81 y rope tied roun'
the animals neck" Yes; they might BAN
MeMse{oes. for lie. around sUms good tel
lows Ut. k.by msans Of their fair arms. Ths
will bring them useful employment fas
enough. AT least that has been the expsr
fence Of n little woman who tried It on III
writer. [Ei.
The vote Oh the compromise Of the bond
OF Lexington aud Warrington township
take place to-day. Tue Odessa Herald thu
speaks Of the vote IN Sni.s-BAr lOwr
ship, next SATURDAY, August 2b:-"H0,
are you going 10 vote on th. 10Th Of August
W say, vo.s yea. l.et u, vote to pay thirt
, cents ON the dollar Ut the bonds aud thirty
two ami u halt on the Judgments. We WI
r be better ~ L" lilo that than have che matte
! hang over us. The question ~ to how th
. bonds W re Issued. vi Wheth. r or not thu
should b .vr b~sn issve l. Tia, passed bsyon
Us. The! IN act be y lid Or Ito worse. The
. eau now he seiLis,i for lees than une-thtr
! the iscs. Real estate will rise IN the tow
> ship enough high,r to pay the amounts
y soon as tie Old bonds are tax ca up. Actuall
! farmers WI ! lie worth more sitter u Is don
, than nOw. We Know OF many persons WI
: have said that land would not he Nd low bel
II II WAS not under such . hesvy aud unce
y tain mOrtgsg-. People whu have money
: expend want tu Tut II where there Is n ce
tainty ~ to the results. To tsht tho bou,
hOlders-And they know i-w0uld great
injurs us. Gn Vt once 10 tue hottom sni Q,
p. tinguish the great ourisn. 1t will uot I
over about $50 OOO. snd thst Is nothing Il
the property oi this t0wn.hip to pay, au
: especially 10 II Is put OF twenty years. D.
columns are upen tor short communicated
, on the subject. We have only Two lssu
> after this befOre We vote upon The propOs
: ton In Sni-a-Bar. In Ha%shiugiOn the vo
j Ia 10 be hsd On The 1911 lust, y wei frO
Tomorrow"
.Rose' writes from Corder :-'kev. v
i q. Mcfarland preached q very sbls sermt
" to q lnrse AMI attentive congregation on Ia
{ Sabbath morning, and the Rev. DIR. Can
preached IN the evening. Mrs. kinc spel
last Saturday and Sunday In slater, vtsltiI
her daughter. Airs Colhuru who mas bet
u visiting Mrs Desn, hss returned nome. NJ
u Johnnie Dean, who l, night operator vi Ut
u trslis, OIL the T.. Il A. came home MOnd,
evening. quite III We hope TO hear OF b
u speedy recovery. Miss May Kine IL vi.ittl
friends In Montgomery CITY, Mo. Mins Ma
u Frazer II visiting near MsltS Bend, ) ALI
county. We noticed Mr.. Allen and his lit,
u daughter, Of Lexington, on our str. cts IL