Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-17
Weeklg gntelligenfer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Read Mr.. McCausland's new ad. 1t
little touch of winter this week.
Sail your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. mon
thermometer 10 degrees above zero
Wednesday morning.
A good assortment of wardrobes, cheap and
/, fine ones at n. & F. Winkler's. juneau
Wanted-A good, secondhand breecn-
loading shotgun. Inquire at this ONCE.
Get Kerdolf's new process hour II you
want good, white and sweet bread ana
cake. )uiyi4u
Ladies and children's cloaks, dolmans,
shawls, &C., very cheap, at Wilker q Mil
ler's. nosi''1
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds of country produce. Gordon q bu-
ford. )llu
..Zach,' comes back at E. P. N. as to Dade
county. We will print his communication
-rpext week.
Tuesday was hog-killing day. 1t is said
that it always gets cold here on or before NO
vember 10.
Remember there is NO other roller -four
offered to the trade in Lexington, except by
~ Robinson A. Co, jan2Otf
A very large assortment Of walnut bed
,teads, medium and fine, at low prices, all OF
our own make, at b. g. F. Winkler's, Licking
ton No. june2f
To steal an umbrella is at last q crime. But
II a man steals q bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup to cure his cough, can it be called q
crime?
The Presbyterian ladies will have an oyster
supper and festival at the opera house, on
! Tuesday night, November 81, at which tney
hope to see all their friends.
DON'T. SILVER while you can buy cloaks,
blankets, wooden goods, &C., for so little
money at McCausland's. See what he has 10
say in his new advertisement. novlitl
You can not do better as far as prices, large
stock and polite attention are concerned IMAM
to trade with Wilker and Miller. the popular
Franklin street dry good merchants. ~
Dresser suit. in Italian and Tennessee
marbletops, cheap, and our own make. d.. q
+. Winkler, in their new rooms, corner I'm
and Franklin streets, Lexington, Mo. 1su
Messrs. Simpson q Groves, of Kansas City.
sold. last week, Mr.. Macey's handsome resi-
denoe in that city to a Mr.. Ellard, a whole
sale teweler. for q liberal profit upon what
the place cost.
: The apple season is over. Mr.. B. s. Crom'
well paid out about $1,000 for apples and Ia
:; bor, and as there were several buyers here
the apple crop brought considerable money
into the county.
Go to Adam Toeppe or the best sugars
4cofees. teas and fancy groceries, glass ane
.uueensware. He will sell as cheap as any
house in Lexington,as his terms are cash. 81
!, T-o,tIin street o13tf
It remains entirely with you whether yot
will improve q splendid opportunity to Blu!
your fall and winter supply of dry goods
We have a large stock and will make CLOS
prices. Wilker & Miller. noVlotz
We would call special attention to the cart
of the Farmers Bank Of Odessa in another
column. 1t is a strong institution and tn
names of its directors is a guarantee OF IN
telligent and honest management.
We want your trade, and this season 1t vii
not be our fault If we do not get it as we haV'
the largest stock of dry goods, notions, car
nets, oil cloths, DC, in town, and our price,
are wsy down. WiIker 4 Miller. novl0t2
Why not investigate US in regard to tn
statement we make that we have the larges
stock Of dry goods, notions, carpets, oil cloths
&C., in the city, and that our prices are as low
rs any other house. Wilker & Miller. II
The hair is frequently rendered premature
" gray by care, grief, delicate health, lownes
of spirits, or q depressed tone of the vita
mowers. The use of Halls Vegetable Sicilial
Hair Remover, will restore its youthful colo
and beauty.
The opening at Royls & Sons, last night
was largely attended. The display was yer
pretty, but its appearance wal much MARIE
BY the miserably bad gas light. Bad as
was it succeeded in setting fire to a lace cuI
tam in one of the show windows, which 70
while threatened a serious confagration.
Going fast; our stock is so large and varie
that it will pay you to hurry a little, and a
ter you have permitted US to initiate you I'M
the mystery of how we sell goods so cheaI
YOU will be astonished at the saving, and wi
determine that the Parlor Shoe Store is tt
place to do your trading. Spanking bargain
In all departments and nc deception. Call an
see. W. G. Eggleston & Co. sept22tf
nobservero writes from Aullville:-sEld
r. II. Love resigned charge of the chure
here, last Sunday, to take effect Immediate,
; The congregation is 10th to give him up, bl
for his own good they have accepted his re-
ignation. During his pastsrate hereof som
thing more than a year, he has preached
discourses and added 63 members to Il
church. In all things he has been faithful
his trust, and b. has the best wishes of b
people here"
"Mentor', sends US these items from Blacl
burn:-sLittle Katie Ebert has been qui
sick with bronchitis, but at the present wri
ing Is some better The little child of NJ
Herring who has been quite sick, we are 81,
to say, is now convalescent Mr.. Robe
Beattie left, Monday morning, for Wellin
ton, Kansas; some Of our young ladies W
miss him very much Mrs. A. Bortsfe
is spending the week visiting friends in Go
der....Mr. Cal. Pelot, who has been in
mountains for several years, returned hon
Tuesday morning, on a visit to his parents
this place. /. . Misses Martha Dean and Sar
Bennett, of Corder, are visiting Mrs. P.
Taylor. Miss Dovie Scott is spending Il
week in Marshall. Rev. j. NJ. Demps'
4 wife and daughter, are visiting near Ma
Bend. Our popular young grain deal
Mr.. D. NJ. Pinkerton, is buying and shippi
q greal deal of grain. Mr.. H, Colem
spent Sunday here with his brother, Mr..
&. Coleman"
We have received a beautiful map of 81
souri, from Kansas City, being an ingenit
exposition of the "Memphis Route Sout
by way of the former place. According
this map there is no such place as Sedalia,s
the Missouri Pacific line by way of Lexll
ton taps the main road at a nameless staff
There are . number of other beauties of
same kind to be observed. All Central N
!. souri, is, according to this truthful picture
desert and q blank. North Missouri seem;
have a few towns on the lines Of railw
which lead to the "Memphis Route Soul
. and southern Missouri is beautifully paint
y Apart from these two sections there is
Missouri. We are asked to publish someth
advising people who want to go south
travel that way. If we had a grievance agal
q man we might comply SO far as he was CT
cerued, otherwise we can't do it. We ship
packages to West Plains over that road
September. Two of them got there by
latter part of October, one we believe in
yember, and the other so far as we know
not got there yet. A passenger that way
to lay over from 6 to II hours In Kansas C
Indeed, unless q man wants to be very s.
= ously Inconvenience we cannot imagine '
he should want to ship freight or travel o
the .Memphis Route South" II this re
wants business from down this way it
have In mend its WAYS, change its time-taI