Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-07

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Big stock Of fruit jars, at Cisgetts, will
not be undersold on them. jye8tf
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use. at Gordon b Fulkerson's. s26tt
The dogs will think he ssa crowder be-
fere he gets through with them.
A beautiful line of chill iren aud infants
zephyr sacks, hoods and hosiery, at Miss
Rifles. oNl
+ The Presbyterian parsonage is nearly COM
pletsd. 1t is . handsome and convenient
house.
Graham 4 Morrison do roofing and gutter
ing 10 the city and county IS cheap as the
cheapest. sl2tf
Mrs. Arnold invites all who are interested
10 autumn styles Of millinery, to give her .
call, No. 19 main street. s2tf
Hscker' City Restaurant opens out ths
"Ladtsrl Psrlur" upstairs to-day. Only
female Attendants in this department. 1t
Go IND see Hicks, he will sell you POUR
book or anything 10 his line rs cheap Is the
sam grade Of goods csE be purchased any
! vb .rs. s2tf
Ars. standish hiss the Singer Compsny's
p.w machine osclllsting shpttle. operated by
. >ung lady from Kansas City. Call and
ses n, o7t1
Col. Henry e. ChiIes will give the right.
oEwsy through bis land. We hope all will
follow bis example and lot us close the mat
ter up.
The most beautiful line Of new goods can
now be seen at II. J. E. Ahrens', especially
In dress goods. dress buttons, trimmings and
notions all are nice, tasty and handsome
styles. ss5tf
Mr.. J. d. Shewsltsr has finished bis hand
some residence. which 10 . credit to the
city. We only regret that 1t 10 not on one
Of our busy streets, where 1t could be more
generally seen aud admired.
We are now receiving the most complete
stock OF staple and fancy dry goods. notions.
and carpets. that We hsve ever shown to the
trade. They are for sale. Call aud see
them. Prices aud goods will please you.
N. +. Royls 4 Son. septl6
e. Wlnsor = Son, real estate agsnts. have
sold to Rev. 4. r. Cobb, the dwelling house
on College street, known 10 the Maj BisWett
property, now owned by Richard Field, for
the sum OF $3.50. Mr.. Cobb comes here to
| educate his children.
Burglars entered the saloon OF Al. Nichols
aud the store Of Kobt. Berry. at Auilsille,
Tussdsy night. securing from the first 30
gallons Of whisky, valued At 500 ; aud from
the second Sis worth Of jewelry. $75 worth
OF pocket cutlery. two watches valued at
$25. Q bolt Of silk worth $50. = suit OF clothes
valued at els. tive psirs Of pants worth $50.
i've valises aud . lumber OF smaller articles.
| One hundred dollars reward Is offered Tor
the apprehension Of the thieves.
Lee writes from East Davis :-''Farm-
ers about done sowing wheat. L. r. Hsr-
rison has gone south looking out for = loca-
ton to smigrate 10 the spring. Messrs. Jack
Corder aud W. u. Finch have returned from
the southwest. the former with 65 head,
aud the latter with 40 head Of feeding cattle.
Mr.. Frank Smslser has sold bis place near
Alma. and has gone to Kansas looking for
Q location. Mr.. John p. Gordon, son OF
Major Gen. r. Gordon, has gone to Fulton,
Mo-, to attend Westminster Acsdsmy. Born
Sept. 4, to the wife Of A. 8. Atwood. .
girl /; also Sept. 10. to the wife OF william
returned home from the southwest. Born,
Oct. 3, to the vile Of John n. Bazzsll, q
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as. Il. g." writes us frem Slater 1.-THE
most destructive lire which Slater has ever
experienced occurred last Wednesday morn.
ing o. Front street, reaching to Main, con.
Stunning seven frame buildings, one Of them
large clearinghouse. Superintendent
Vaughn has just returned from sn extended
trip through Arizona. New Mexico and Col.
orsdo, looking after his interest in bis mines
Mr.. and Mrs.. Joe Walton spslt last week q,
the Kansas City fair. There was Q long
talked.0f marriage in high life 10 our towr
last Wednesday !; particulars next week. w
have now an elegant town hail just complet
cd. owned by Mr.. josiah Baker, one Of tn,
most s%nterprising men Of our town. Diet
on Pine street, ut the residence OF his father
Mr.. William Billings, In the 21st year Of BIZ
age. He WAS . young man Of nns promise
and WAS only III . few days. MI Holli,
Foster Of Lexington, who IL noy teaching
music 10 Armstrong, Mo-. was ~sntly j.
our town visiting Mrs. A. Brsnntn. Th
foundation for the Roman Catholic churcl
. has been laid and It 10 to be one OF the lsrg.
est brick sdifces 10 our town. 1t has msny
supporters, among our most prominent citi
zsns. The q. snd A. road during the pas
week did u larger freight business than hs
: been done by tns road during my weel
since 1t wss built. Monday night $50 cal
!. loads Of cattle were brought out Of kanss
City. MISS Alice p. Smith has returned t.
? the +. A. Seminary to complete her cours
/, In vocsI-music, being very much missed b
/ her many warm friends In Slater. job
q Edwards, Of Blackburn, has accepted til,
F. position Of freight agent In our town. Litti
ed IL recOyorinH.O