Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-06
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

], City council next Monday night.
Dem dudes at de show wuZ immense.
Country produce wanted at Clagett q Cos.
Wanted-A second hand cider mill. Apply
here. oct6tl
The Bobtail train, Tuesday, made a wreck
Of itself.
Dining room girls wanted at the CONNER
cial Hotel. sept2sts
Write only on one side Of the paper for the
printer, please.
Remember GA Friend" at the opera house
Tuesday night.
For white lead and linseed oil, go to Cor
don 4 Fulkerson. sep22tf
Try Clsgett Zoos eggnoodles and rock
candy drip syrup, oct6tf
The station agent at Buckner was killed by
lightning last Monday.
Look ut q nice colored border handkerchief
for &c. NJ. F. Royle Il Son. sep22tA
A good assortment Of wardrobes cheap and
fine ones at H. 4 F. Winkler's. Junestf
The depot At Levisay was destroyed by .
young cyclone last Monday evening.
Money to loan on long or short lime on
good security. r. P. Harwood, Dover. tt
Get Kerdoln's new process -four If you
want good, white and sweet bread and
cake. julyl4n
Cider apples and good shipping apples
wanted. Highest prices paid. b. 8. Crom-
well. o6lt
The ladies of the Christian church at their
dinner on circus day took in S115, and clear
about 37t. q
; A new kind Of carpet seat chairs, very
strong and nice at II. & F. Winkler's, Lex
lnaton, No. 1une2tf
Mr.. C. q. Ludwigs has put a fresh coat Of
paint on his store front. 1t is much improved
in appearance.
The best assortment of fine shoes and
boots, At the Franklin Street shoe house. W.
G. Eggleston Il Co. sep27tf
We offer you a beautiful line of ladies'
ready made underwear ut very low figures.
II. F. Royle h Son. sep22f
Remember there is no other roller -four
offered to the trade in Lexington, except by
A. v. Robinson & Co. jsn20tf
Mr.. Primer says If he don't have any bad
luck he will get coal for the market out Of
his shaft by next month.
mISs duu1O VolLoh hoo VPSASN
linery store in Waverly, and solicits' q visit
from the ladies of that vicinity. o6t1
The largest line Of nobby hats, both soft
and stiff, at the Psrlor shoe store, Franklin
street. w. G. Eggieston q Co. sep22h :
The new law to restrain animals from rum
Mug at large will be our on the outside.
Election to restrain swine, Saturday, Novem-
Der 8, 1889.
Mr.. Mc0rew has some coal mining ms
-cnfnes en- route to this place. II they work
satisfactorily he will introduce quite . num-
her of them.
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinsons
celebrated roller -four in exchange for wheat
at their efice, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. -july21tf
The first American inscription upon the
obelisk, now standing in Central Park, New
York. will be; "Use DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
Price Is cents"
oh, ye lovers of enjoyment, don't forget to
attend the first ball of the A. o. Lat Hagen's
opera house, Wednesday. night, Oct. 10, 1888.
Everyone Is invited.
We consider q contented customer the best
advertisement we can have; call at the Par
Tor Shoe Store, Franklin street, and let US
demonstrate. W. G. Esgleston = Co. s22tf
Dresser suits in Ita ian and Tennessee
marbletops. cheap, and our own make. H.
f. Winkler, in their new rooms, corner Pine
and Franklin streets, Lexington, Mo. 126
Ministers and others solemnizing marriages
should remember that the law makes a failure
to retarn the marriage license, properly GER
titled, to the recorder, q misdemeanor, pun
ishable as such.
Miss Florence Gerald, the star in the play
at the opera house next Tuesday night is an
author Of NO mean merit. She wrote the
play in which she is to appear, and has writ
ten q number of poems.
Mr.. Jackson Corder while at Butler was
70 impressed with the prosperity Of the town
that he purchased the Humphrey place,one Of
the handsomest residence properties there.
Catarrh is the seed Of consumption, and
unless taken in time is a very dangerous dis
ease. HALLS Catarrh Cure never fails to cure.
Price Is cents. Sold by c. W. Loomis, Lex
fngton, Mo. July2sm8
By an arrangement Just completed we are
enabled to furnish the Kansas City Live
Stock Indicator to our subscribers at II per
year. Persons subscribing now will receive
the Indicator until January l. 1884, at the
price named, only 81.
Our stock was never as complete as at
present, every department is full, and we
cordially invite every n to look through. 1t
will give US pleasure to show you through
the best stock In the city, and as cheap as the
cheapest. M. F. Royle & Son. s22t4
Carrollton Journal, September 28:-"Word
reached 10 yesterday (Thursday), that a sur
veying corps was running a line toward
Lexington in the direction of Bogards
Mound. They were camped near Alvin
Beatty's ut last accounts. Whether it is the
same company who are extending the road
from the north or not we have no idea"
The grand jury should investigate the sub
jeet Of selling whisky in quantities less than
gallon without proper license. saloon-keep'
ers pay high licenses now and they are en-
titled to protection from unlawful competi
ton. No one, druggist, merchant, or what
not, has a right to sell liquor in quantities
less than a gallon without a dramshol
license.
Going fast; our stock is so large and vsrie'
that it will pay you to hurry a little, and n
ter you rave permitted us to initiate you int
the mystery of how we sell goods 80 cheap
you will lie astonished at the saving, and vii
determine that the Parlor Shoe Store Is tn
place to do your trading. Spanking bargain
In all departments aud no deception. Call an
nee. W. g. Eggleston & Co. sep22tf
Mr.. Frank Groves, formerly with E. Win
sor & Son, and who has since graduated froI
the law department of Vanderbilt University
IL associated in Kansas City with Mr.. Fran
Simpson as real estate and loan brokers, th
arm being Simpson & Groves. The Latter
attorney -at-lsw and notary public. The
Office Is over the Traders bank, on th
corner Of 9th and Main streets. Lafayett
county business is especially solicited by then
The Intelligencer can cheerfully recommen
the drm as in every way worthy Of conf
dence.
Mr.. D. A. Barr, of Blackburn, has put O
. fast hack line between that place and WI
verify, making close connection with tt
morning and evening trains on the c.. 4
R.R. With four good horses, new rollir
stock, and very careful drivers, the trip of te
miles is made ct a sweeping trot and in abo,
m hours tim,s an ~Intelligencer represents
tive riding over he route last Saturday in
minutes by the w&ch. As the return trip
not regulated as to fme In starting. the co,
vsnience of passengers is consulted, thus 81,
ing several hours longer time to business IN &
1aoirino IN make the trim both woya tho sor