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


SHORTS.
There never was such a summer for crops
anil comfort.
The circuit court will'probably get through
next Monday.
Sell YOUR old iron at Jordsn's Foundry
an, M..hins Shous. m6tf
Big stock of fruit jars. at Clsgett's. will
mot he undersold on Them. jy29tf
Boys, you can get an Oscar Wilde vest
for % cents, at Philip kelier's. sl9tf
Read McCausland's new advertisement IN
this weeks paper. ''There's millions In IT,"
Het Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jorisn's Foundry and Machine
shops. m0h
The Narrow Gauge is to be transformed
into a broad gauge, from end to end, to-
morrow.
b. A. 4 NJ. ]. CHM are dsterminsd to sell
all OF the slippers they have before the fall
,r..,a heu,ns al2tf
Sunday. August p. g. Ben will run an
excursion train through to Kansas City,
broad gauge.
A No. 1 John Deere Gilpin IA inch sulky
pillow, good as new, for sale. Apply to ltobt.
Hill. Lexington. si2t2
The coal miners strike ended last Nom
day. the miners getting tour cents. the
amount they demanded.
Mr.. Abe Hays presented US q tine Foster
peach. last Wednesday. 1t weighed l04
ounces and was q beauty.
For Sale-Two pair Of tine Poland China
pigs, i've months old. for sale cheap. Thos.
r. Paxton, Mayhem. Mo. s6tf
Tucker at Higginsville, is getting lots Of
new goods. aud is buying for cash. Don't
fail to sec him when you want . watch. II
We mean what we say !; II you don't think
no call at No. 81. Main street. opposite the
courthouse and get our prices GU slippers.
For stoves and tin-ware, go to Graham q
Morrison's, No. 90 Main street. where you
can get bargains, rs they will not be UNDER
sold. al2u
Wm. Spragus, train and road master. In
forms us that a broad gauge train will pull
out from the K. q. depot Monday morn
ing.
John Hagood has the most peculiar toms-
to we ever SAW. 1t IL called the "Ltttie
Boss.n Call ON him and he will show 1t to
you.
Miss Fanny Vsnable had q birthday party
last Thursday. Quite = m OF bel
juvenile fiisnds were present and enjoyed
themselves greatly.
To-day Q will open q line OF new fell cal
icoes and ginghams. We are now closing oul
some OF our dress gInghams ut ten cents pei
ward. Wiiker & Miller, a12l2
In consequence Of . freight train wreck
on the Chicago and Alton road, near dlas'
gov, the west-bound passenger trains were
eIght hours late Thursday morning.
DIR. j. w. Meng will be unavoidably ab'
sent from the city. In st. Louis. all Of mex,
week. His patrons will be notified, through
the IntelIieencer, Of his return home.
This IL the first time we remember to have
seen large crops Of both wheat and corn II
the same season. We bay CORR because ~
immense yield IL almost certainly assured.
Owing to q large lot Of slippers and tisl
left over from our spring trade, We have de-
cIded to close them out very chesp to gel
room Tor our TALL goods. b. A. Il N. j
ChIpn, a12,f
Wheat In this market, No. 2, IS cents; No
3, 80 cents. Corn Is selling at 20 cents pei
bushel by the load. Hay is worth from IS te
$40 per hundred. Butchers are paying 3!
cents gross for beef and mutton.
Lost-A large Newfoundland dog. on las
Thursday. about one year old. very larg'
for bis age /; sheared from shoulders back
resembling q lion. A reward OF % IL offered
for the return of same to the underslgnsd
Jos. A. Chanslor. al9tf
Mr.. Silvermsn has removed his wholesale
and retail liquar store to the old Winsol
Corner, whers be has fitted It up neatly. HI
keeps good goods, aud pays especial stten
ton to pure liquors for family use. BE In
vites an inspection OF his stock. a5tf
The Sedalia Democrat In speaking OF thu
confederate reunion said :-"1'here hs
never been better order In the city bsfOr'
when there was SO large . crowd Of visitor
present. The best OF feeling has prevailed
aud there has been no serious Disturbance
C. Ben tells US that II enough persons ap
ply he will have the morning train leave
next week, at $40. 10 ns to accommodate
those desiring to attend the iair at Higgins
willie; retul ming leave Higginsville at 9 p
IN. Otherwise the morning train will leav
here as usual, at 5:4o, q. m.
Holden Enterprise :-''Our Forthcoming
railroad Is receiving q warm support iron
our citizens generally. The $50, 900 wort
OF stock will be taken without any trouble
aud the shrili scream OF the Z. h A., lOcomo
tlyes will be heard In Holden within 4 yer
short tims."
The Mexican veterans who were In attend
ance ut the confederate reunion had u meet
ing OF which Gen. d. NJ. Frost was chail
man. 1t was determined 10 have = gensrl
rnaosfoD NJ Movfoun a0lhtpra Al SAhallf
Wednesday, Sept. 6, when 1t Is hoped theI
will be y large attendancs.
We call the especial attention Of GU
reHters to the sdvsriisemsnto OF Christ Churc
PaEash school, which will be- found In d
other column. We are always glad TO 81
any educational enterprise insugursted.
our city, NJ each one helps the others. LEI
ington already has an enviable reputattO
abroad as an educationsl center, aud II
more prosperous and we'll conducted schOo
we have the stronger hold will we have o
the public mind 10 this direction. We hop
therefore,, that this new school will BIZ hbe
ally patronlzsd.
.sNow and Them writes -"Oiessa
booming. We have about raised our allo
msnt Of 4. Il. stock for tie new r. Z. Son
DucuA buloVC6 iuto AAAs
smoke house, last week, and stole about II
pounds Of lard and az much meat. n
Warner was absent on u visit to his old bon
in Virginia. The thieves are spotted al
they will be lucky II they get through will
out arrest. The Odessa Gun CLUB Will CIV
= picnic on the 9th oil September, to while
all neighboring gun clubs Will bs Invited,
well AZ The entire community. They are O.
pscting Q good time. Everybody come Al
enjoy themselves"
'.F'' writes from Pleasant PRAIRIE :-"Re
Woodsrd is holding . protracted meeting
Pleasant Prairie church, has very good NJ
attentive congregations. Mr.. Mike Moo
Is visiting here. Nights cool, blanket D.
Messrs. James and Benz. Fishback have T
turned from their trip TO Vernon count
Renters not all supplied here vet. lssi,
h. George is putting up q new house
Napoleon for Mr.. W.. Shama, he having so
Mr.. Everhsrt has added quite . tasty porti
to his residence, and Iepsinted and liked
up generally. Threshing is going on
lively, wheat generally yielding well. Ma
ing hay IL slow work, owing to rain 81
heavy dews."
Independence Sentinel, Aug. IL :-"Miss
Mildred and Lou Phillips, daughters OF I
Rev. Phillips, pastor In charge Of the ii
church, south, ut California, No., are In I
city visiting their aunt, Mrs. Wm. Gro,