Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-30
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School books. at Hlckam Il Co.'S. s23;4
Cider vinegar, at Gordon & Fulkerson'i
Ouite a number OF weddings are on II
taps.
Wild ducks are coming in quite plent
fully.
Hicksm L. Co. are selling sugar and COTE
cheap. s2";4
II you want to buy farms or lands. call d
f. Wipsor & Son, sl6tf
Sell your old iron at Jordan Fonndr
and Machine Shops. mott
Big stock OF fruit jars. at Clagett's. wi
not he undersold ON them. jy29tf
Grand opening at Miss Rifles mliliner
rooms Oct. 9th, 9Th and 9Th. s3Otl
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for tabl
use, at Gordon Il Rulkerson's. a26tf
IL you want to sell your land place tnen
in the hands of Il. Winsor y Son sl6tf
Mr.. Chris Schawe has built y carpenter
shop on the alley back OF our Off &c.
A. v. Robinson Il Co. will exchange tioul
for wheat either at mill or their Off :e. II
For the best and cheapest staple and fancy
groceries,, call at Harwood's. Dover. Mo. 4
Ii you want solid, reliable insurance or
your property. call on E. Winsor u Sum-. II
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting. at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
HIcksm & Co. have the goods aud will sell
them without exaggerations Gc. Call and
see thu m. s23l4
There will he q called meeting Of the
county grange on the LIST Tuesday 10 Octo.
Der, ut HIgginsville.
Strive to impress your children that the
only disgrace attached to honest labor Is the
disgrace OF .ioing it badly.
We are unier obligations to MIR. Mat.
Kearnsy for some OF the largest apples we
ever saw. they are beauties.
II you need anything in the way Of school
books, stationery, or school supplies Of any
kind, be sure to give Hicks u call. s2tf
C. Ben about tickets to st. Louis fair. The
rate this year IL 81 55, which includes an al.
mission ticket to the fair grounds.
Everything new and artistic at Miss Rifles
opening In the new rooms, four doors east OF
the City Hotel. Oct. 9th. 9Th and 7th. 1t
Tucker at HIgginsville, is rettins lots OF
new goods, and is buying for cash. Don't
fail to gee him when you want Yatch. II
For stoves and tln-ware, 60 to Graham Il
MorrIson's, No. SO Main street. where you
can get bargains, as they will not be under
sold. sl2tf
An extepsIve line OF ~fisnnels, blankets,
comiorters, yarns. aud ca wide Atwood
dress suitings the newest out. at H J. E.
Ahrsus', s23tf
We regret to record that Mr.. Edward
Buchner. who lost his loot as mentioned last
week, has since died OF lock.jaw, caused by
the terrible wound.
"a good many things that appear In the
newspapers are not true" This IL because
the newspapers have frequently to get their
Information from human beings.
Never interrupt any conversation with a
hacking cough /; 1t creates a bad impression.
Better invest y quarter OF q dollar In a hot
tie OF DR.. Bulls cough Syrup and cure It.
''Beiore the marrisgt-wlth wondrous
care she seeks the mirror, and bangs her
hair. -Aiter the marriage, with angry
gIare-she grabs her slIpper,-and bangs her
heir"
Probate court will be In session Monday,
October 9. All parties who failed to make
their settlements at the regular term will be
expected to promptly attend to the same,
thereby saving cost of citation.
Mr.. Willie Tate, q young gentleman well
posted In the book and fancy goods trade
will be with the popular establishment OF
w. Q. Hicks during the season. where he
will be glad to see oil his old friends, and
ever ready to make new ones. s2tf
Odessa Herald, Sept. 29:-"Mr. 4. q.
Wood, Of Lexington, was In the city Mon
day In the Interest of the new railroad en-
terprIse, and paid us a social call. He re.
ported that the Lexington people would not
fail to comply with the terms Offered by Col.
Waters"
.'From the lake and from the mountain
from the sea aud from the ~glen,-home-
ward nock the summer tourists-wsary wo-
men, jsded men.-sDOn the butcher aud the
their healthy orders fIl.-and
tue greedy. grumpy gasman,-will present
his summer BILL"
Messrs. Graham & Morrison have recently |
ohO " ~ tti uCl
heating stoves We have ever seen. 1t will be |
an ornament to any room In which it may
be placed. and is really worth looking at, |
simply to see what strides have been made
IN artistic finish of articles for domestic com.
fort. -
John O'Mailey, opposite the Catholic
church, has q firsl-class stock OF groceries to
which he Is constantly milking additions. lie |
wants TO buy all sorts OF country produce, |
and will pay the highest prices In cash or !
goods. Ii you want to Luy or sell anything, |
give him u call, and he will do what IL right
by you. We are glad 10 ste that his trade
f. incre ssing. s16tf
A frame tenement house on a part Ct the |
old Lightner farm. now owned by DIR. j. G. |
Russell, about three miles south Of this city,
was destroyed by lire last Sunday night. IL
posed to have been caused by the careless. |
ness or design OF tramps passing through
the place, rs signs would Indicate that u fire |
had recently been built la the house. Loss |
suOut 5000; Insured for $3.50 IN DO. A. vii. !
son 4 Bros agency Of this city.
.'Opsr' writes us the following Yelling
ton items 1.-THE melancholy days have
Mrs. Herr, Of Odessa. ~ here visiting
her uncle. Mr.. John Taylor. Mrs. Ella
Emlson Is visiting relatives At this place.
Mrs. Gull add Miss Eta Lockhurt are visit
ing friends IN Independence and Kansas
City. Mrs. Dr. Mann is visiting her parents
10 Independence. Mr.. Waller Wynn has
crtSrned from luuOyi, (udlanp, after an ab. 1
encs 81 nearly Two years. Died, Sept. 81. |
"a, d laughter OF Jsr. Ragland, pgs,I about
years." |
Drs. Fulk erson, Landlord and Chambers
Wednesday night Otlast Week. They went out
to Mrs. Walkers, near Page City on profess
si0nal business, In one oil Green 4 Gordnn's |
two horse buggies. They lett the team
hitched to the fence, securely, az they
thought, but in some way they got loose and
started for Lexington. They were soon
Esissed and MIR. Henry Hix started ON horse
but every lime he attempted 10 pass or stop |
chem they would staff 10 q run, and 50 they |
On their way lS Town aud reached
their stable without 20 much a. breaking u
line or q strap. Mr.. Hix procured another !
team and took the buggy back for the doe
tors who had walked toward home ~ far IL
Mr.. Baxter Lsnki0rh's. They got here by |
daylight. We shoHId like to see the kind |
OF knots those disciples OF Esculapius will
tae In hitch rein, alter this.
s.Daisy" writes as follows from Corber . |