Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28
City warrants for sale. Inquire at this

City warrants for sale. Inquire at this
Office. If
Wanted-At Commercial Hotel, a dining
room girl. july28t1
If you want fresh turnip seed go to Gordon
b Fulkerson. july14t4
Sell your old iron at Jo1dsn's Foundry and
Machine Shops. metf
HARDWOOD will duplicate prices bought any
place in the county, Dover, No. a21tf
For Ssle-A half Jersey COW; five years
old; giving milk; no calf; inquire at this Of
fee.
Get Kerdoln's new process -four if you
want good, white and sweet bread and
cake. july14tf
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds of country produce. Gordon & Blu
ford. j21tf
A new kind Of carpet seat chairs, very
strong md nice at b. q F. Winkler's, Lex
lngton, No. june2tf
Look in and see VIM. 8. Clagett 4 Co.'S.
elegant, airy, new rooms. Plenty Of space,
light and air. july2stf
Saunders makes copying q specially from
q locket picture to LIE size In crayon, ink,
water colors, &c. apr14n
Read Mr.. Geo. L. Graham's ad. of elevator
at Aullville. It has been remodeled and rem
ovated, and Mr.. Graham is ready for BUSH
ness.
Go to Harwood's for the best and cheapest
articles in groceries, hardware, tinware and
notions, &C., in this county. Dover, Mis-
souri,. apr21tf
A very large assortment Of walnut bed
steads, medium and fine, ut low prices, all Of
our own make, at II. & F. Winkler's, Lexing-
ton, Mo. tune2tf
When you want anything which cannot be
found at other groceries, 60 to Powell's, on
franklin street. Lexington, No., and he Is
sure to have it. 1uly14t4
Saturday, August 4, at Mr.. Rufus Young's.
All patrons of husbandry and their friends
are invited to attend.
Mr.. Don Ish sold his place known IS the
Musselman farm, 3 miles south Of Napoleon,
this week, 210 acres, to Mr.. 81. q. Holke, at
$50 more than 40 per acre.
House andIlot on Ridgeway street, nearly
opposite second ward schoolhouse, for sale.
The house contains 3 rooms; lot o0xl0 0 feet.
Price $3.50. Apply to J. ". Grant. jsotf
Dresser suits in Italian n Tennessee
marbletops. cheap, and u OWN make. h. 4
F. Winkler, in their new rooms, corner Pine
and Franklin streets, Lexington, Mo. j9tf
One Of our best citizens would say to the
public that he has tried Halls Catsrrh Cure,
and it is all that IL claimed for It. Price Is
cents per bottle. Sold by C. w. LOOMS, Lex-
ington, Mo. july23m3
The greatest invention of the age is the
Quick Meal VsDor Stove at Graham 4 Nor
~rison's. No hest, smell or smoke. Expense
one-third the cost Of coal or wood stove. Call
and see it work. spr2Sh
Live Oak whisky is just the thing needed
in the field. Not one headache in 3 hundred
gallons; absolutely the purest IN market.
| Only fsur dollars per gallon. Powell has
it. Franklin street. julyI4t4
Lost-Somewhere between Lexington
Savings bank and Clayton's store, recently,
q SO bill wrapped up in q paid note Of s21 so
to Phoenix Insurance company. Finder will
please call at this Office.
Az Robinson Il Co. feel very thankful
for the liberal patronage during the past year,
and they are still prepared to furnish the
only flour made ON new process, a. they
have the only mill In the county which grinds
on rollers. july2lt2
The large and costly barn Of Richard
Meschedes, about five miles west Of Marshall,
was struck by lightning during the storm
}! Monday evening. and the contents, including
q valuable mule, were destroyed by the fire
which ensued. The estimated loss is %, 700.
Judge Price who is the overseer Of the dis
trict Just south of town, intends to work out
his roads Immediately. He says he favored
the farmers, rs they asked him to do, by not
getting them out before harvest, and hopes
now they will respond promptly to his noti-
~1cation.
The Presbyterian lawn party, last Thurs
day night, was not 10 largely attended as it
would have been had not the weather been
= little u%npropitious early in the evening.
Those who were there had 3 pleasant time,
and the ladies' realized quite a little sum for
their laudable work..
The transfers Of real estate for last week
again make q remarkably favorable showing
for Odessa. Out Of 85eouveyances in the entire
county, Il were in Odessa, the remainder
being distributed az follows: County, Z; Hig-
ginsville. g.; MAYHEM. 8; Wellington, 2;
Wsverly, 1; Aullville, 1. and Lexington, 1.
Chas. W. Loomis has bought NJ. F. Royle
& Sons stock of school books, (see card) and
ha. ing the largest stock of school books and
school supplies in the county, will be able
to meet all demands. Call when wanting
anything of the kind; prices ss low or lower
than the lowest. Respectfully, Charles W.
LOOMS. july2stf
There is quite \ widespread desire in the
city that tho square by the Baptist Seminary
shall be turned into q pleasant little park,
with walks, benches, o band stand, &C., for
the convenience Of the public. We think 1t
q good idea. If the school board will assent
we are satisfied the necessary funds can
easily be raised. What say you, gentlemen:
In another column will be found the adver-
tisement Of Messrs. Lewis, Peters Il Co., of
Alma, Mo. They especially call attention to
the Hapgood sulky Plow, which as q 16 inch
plow they claim will carry q man and run
lighter than will any II inch walking pillow.
The firm is composed of reliable gentlemen,
whose representations may be depended
upon.
There has been but very little clover seed
gotten out In this county, and in consequence
thousands of dollars 60 abroad every year for
this article which Is indispensable to good farm
ing. We are, therefore. glad to hear of the
sale to Mr.. Carlton, of Dover township, BY
Mr.. Chas. A. Morrison, of q first-class clover
hulling machine, at something over 500. We
hope others will follow his example, and find
1t profitable to do so. There ought at least to
be one clover huller IN each township.
A number Of boys are in the habit Of shoot.
ing at marks with fire rms on what is known
as Bunker hill, much to the annoyance Of
persons living around there. It is q neigh.
borhood rather well supplied with children,
and as modern arms shoot long distances
there is always An apprehension that some
child, especially, may be injured. Shooting
at marks is a very interesting pastime, but il
should not be INDUCED in near residences OF
public roads. By going q half mile further
greater seclusion can be found, with the face
Of a bluff for a background, where no damage
can result.
A gentleman of prominence, a citizen OF
our town, and q housekeeper who purchases
literally for his family, elsewhere submits q
communication approving, from his W OBJ
servation, what the Intelligencer last week
had to say on the subject Of 1.-THE meat we
eat" For his support he has our thanks. 1,
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