Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-21
Meeklg gntelligenee.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Heavy rain Sunday night.

Heavy frost Monday night.
Remember the Presbyterian ladies'.
Take your rags and bones to Ssllg's.
Cider vinegar, ut Gordon l. FulkersOn's
For Ssle-A lew city warrants. Apply t
E. ALEU-.
seIg will buy your hides, bones and rags
Give him Q call.
II you want to buy farms or lands. call Oh
z w,n.or 4 Son. sl6tf
Sell YOUR old iron at Jordan's Foundr!
and Machine Shops. m6tf
Hon. Champ. CisrK, Lexington, Monday
November 6. 7 p. m.
Col. Crisp Is advertised to speak at TN
courthouse this afternoon.
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or Tor tsol'
use, at Gordon & Fulkerson's. a26u
II you want to sell your lands place then
in the hands OF +. Winsor u Son. sl6tf
A. v. Robinson s. Co. will exchange houl
for wheat either at mill or their office. II
Ii you want solid, reliable insurance OF
your property, Call OF E. Winsor q Son. tt
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine
shons mott
The adies are now troubled about getting
suitable places for their flowers during the
winter.
Cali and see the late style Of shoes al
Chinn's. opposite the c%ourthose, Davis q
aus,.dt,s did Grand. OFT
Judge Waters has u ritten to Mir. 4. T.
Wood that he will be here next week, and
will notify him of the da!.
II you need anything in the way OF school
books, stationery, or school supplies Of any
kind, be sure to give Hicks q call. s2tf
Taylor & Lesueur sold. last week, to Robt
NJ. Cobb the "Smith Farm" o%ne-fouith OF {
mile west OF Chapel Hill, 100 acres. for 81. 200
For stoves and tin-ware, go TO Graham q
Morrison's, No. SO Nam street. where you
can get bargains, as they will not be under
sold. a12tf
An extensive line Of f~lsnnels, blankets,
comiorters. yarns, and "a wide all-woo
dress suItings the newest out. at h. }. E
Abrens,. go s23tf
M.zJesse Cole,o Dover township, brough'
the %Intelhgencer. u few days sgo. 10 speci
men apples, which for size and flavor wer'
. credit to his genealogical bump.
e. Wlnsor & Son, real estate agents. sole
this week the Enebere residence on Pin
street, belonging to Capt. =. T. Wiley, fol
$1,000, to John p. Thornton, Of Sslin'
county.
The grand master and delegates to th'
state grange visited the Wentworth Male
Academy " ednesday, evening. The pupils
: were put through the DRILL exercises, which
seemed to please the visitors very much.
Mr.. Jno. W. divers saw mill is now II
the bottom, . half mile north OF Dover
where he has plenty OF cottonwood fencing
and framing stufs for sale low. Any one II
nsed OF either should apply at the mill. o14t!
Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald. Of Odessa, last sstur
day, lost q brown and gray plaid wooler
shawl, somewhere on the Warrensburg roat
between Mr.. Jos. f. Smiths ana May
view. The finder will please return 1t t
her, or leave It at this Office.
Mr.. Willie Tate. q young gentleman vel
posted In the book and fancy goods trad
will be with the popular establishment o
VIZ. Hicks during the season., where b.
will be gIsi to see all his old friends, ant
ever ready to make new ones. s2tf
BY contracting q severe cough and cold,
was compelled to give up my daily work ami
keep to the house. A neighbor recommend
ed me to try . bottle OF ID. BULBS Cougl
Syrup ; It was procured and used to my as
Constituent relief was instantaneous Edw
W. Clayton, Waverly, Md.
There is considerable excitement at pres
ent over Saunders New Cabinet and Pane
Photographs, and fine life-llke portraits
~ m NvsNA 80 Nfn rV1e ar ~nf all fhI
latest and best styles OF photos. from . SINAI
locket picture to a Iife-sizs. Copying AM
charging Q specially. Off
The E.. Aull Seminary, whose music elias
Is unusually full. has added to Its equipment
. new Henry f. Miller Plano, direct from
the famous factory In Boston. This institu
ton now has eleven pianos, including fou
Stecks, Zone OF them q full concert grand
ana two Henry F. Miler's.
MI. j. p. Thornton, OF Saline county. VIII
contracted for the elegant suburban resi-
dence OF John Il. Robinson, on College Hill
for the sum OF 90. 800. has through E. Win
sor & Son, real estate agents, re-sold tn
same to Mr. Goodrich Wilson, Of Sslin
county, Mo-, for the sum Of 90 500, aud MI
Wilson has paid for and taken possession o
said residence.
The laying Of rails on the No.. p. exten
sion progresses rather slowly. 1t has reach
ed Mr.. job Affords place, and 1t is OK
pected that It will be completed to . come
tIon next Wednesday. The work Of chang
ing the rails on the old Narrow Gauge vii
progress Immediately and as rapidly a. pos
stble, Mr.. B~urlingame, the engineer In charg
here, saying that IL will be Impossible to cor
duct the road IS it is now until next spring
A change Of . mile In the road near W elline
ton 10 now receiving steel rails.
While Mr.. James Kelly was driving
young mare from Wellington to this city
last Wednesday, she took fright at somt
thing and commenced running away. III hi
attempt to stop her. one of the lines brok
and Mr.. Kelly was thrown out, striking o
his shoulders and side. The mare ran abou
tLffeIwhen she was stopped by q coupe
coiored men. and, strange 10 say, the bugg
was almost .uninjured. Mr.. Kelly also Ell
capped with Q few unimportsnt bruises.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian churc
have undertaken the good work Of buildin
parsonage. Mr.. Wentworth gave the iol
9 and the ladies have had the house erected
. 1t is nearly completed, and as they have nc
money enough to pay for 1t they propose t
have an entertainment ut the opera house
next Thursday night. Oysters and all lh
delicacies OF the season will be supplied q
reasonable rates. Everybody Is invited. an
. pleasant evening 10 sure to be enjoyed
The IntellIgencer hopes there will be u lsrg
attendance.
"Daisy'' writes from Corder :-'Emmt
Davis. weigh master for the eosi compsn
here. is quite sick with malarial feveJ
Frerking & kueck have rented the war.
house of Cslver Il Co, and are now Ii
prominent wheat buyers Ct this place. Fiv
cars Of hogs shipped from here Monda
/. night by the Messrs. Vim, Palmer An
A(Luke. Mr.. Garland Webb has gone TO s
Louis this week to spend several days. a,
! companied by his two daughters, Miss Lizz,
Webb and Mrs. Manville Ch,nn OF Lexlns
Gon."
Mr.. Charles ID. Burkes has purchased th
Berrte Restaurant. nearly opposite the lun
Der yard, Main street., and has newly fur
ished IL, making 1t irst-cIsss In every partil
Naar. He has also procured q male cock. an
IL now folly prepared 10 serve meals ut q
hours In the best Of styjs and modersi
price. Oysters, served In any way desire,
will be made q specially, and only tbs YER
hest Faust oysters. received fresh by el
press every morning, viii tie used. Civ
him 3 trial. he also keeps a full stock {
6ne confectionery, cigsrs and tobacco, an
roysters By the can or gallon. s30t4