Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-20
SHORTS.

Matinee for children this afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Sell your old iron at Jo,dan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. mSu
Remember the Turner ball at their hall,
Monday evening, Oct. q. 1t
A rood assortment of wardrobes, cheap and
fine ones at H. & f. Winkler's. june2tf
Money to loan on long or short Time on
good security. B. P. HARDWOOD, Dover. tt
Get Kerdolfrs new process -four If you
want good, white and sweet bread ana
cake. july14n
A new Kind Of carpet seat chairs, very
strong and nice at n. & F. Winkler's, Lex
lugton, Mo. 1unezu
For ladies', and misses rubber circulars at
lowest prices. Call on Wilker q Miller,
Franklin street. olStS
The hest assortment Of fine shoes and
boots. at the Franklin Street shoe house. W.
G. Eggieston y Co. sePzzu
offered to the trade in Lexington, except by
A. v. Robinson& Co.. ,snzou
The largest line Of nobby hats, both soft
and stin, 1t the Parlor shoe store, Franklin
street. W. G. Eggleston d Co. sep2za
Don't forget to call on Thornton q Har-
graves for furniture, in their new store OPP
nosite Grove Young, Higginsville. oct1stf
The Turner's will give their first ball of the
season at their Hall, Monday evening. Oct.
a. . general invitation ID extended to ALL 1t
The ~ltsiHgsncer does not attempt to deny
that the penitentiary is good enough tor
wife-besters. o, No! It thinks 1t ID entirely
too good.
Fsrmers take notice, you can get Robinsons
celebrated roller -four in exchange for wheat
at their efiee, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank 1ulyziu
Miss Ethel Tucker made such q favorable
impression upon our people here that she
was asked to return, and will do so to-day.
See notice elsewhere.
Mr.. R. 8. Lomax will sell at his place In
-Clsy township, On Friday November = his
household and farming implements and
quite an array Of livestock.
We have the largest stock Of blankets,
comfortables, yarns, Jeans, cassimeres, &C.,
In the city. We quote lowest prices. Come
and see Us. Wilker b Miller. olSt6
Read Messrs. Jos. B. Shelby, Jr., and Jos.
Barnett's sale ad. Sale to take place on
Tuesday October 30, on the old McCord
farm, 81 miles east of Lexington.
We consider q contented customer the Dest
advertisement we can have; call at the Far
lor Shoe, Store, Franklin street, and let uf
demonstrates. W.. G. Eggleston Il Co. s2ztf
Dresser suits In Italian and TENNESSEE
marbletops; cheap, and our own make. d. q
+. Wfnkler;; in their new rooms, corner Pint
and Franklin streets, Lexington, MO. 1zn
Prices at MIR. WA Nutter's sale, LAST Mon
day, ran about as follows:- COWS from *4oe
90; horses, from &l26@16s; calves, from ZIG!
.@1s} hogs about Acts; a yearling. thorough
bred. short horn bull; .&46.
Catarrh IT, the seed Of consumption, ant
unless taken in time is q very dangerous dis
ease. HALLS Catarrh Cure never fails to cure
Price IS cents. Sold by c. W. LOOMS, Lex
lnetou. Mo. july2sms
Mr.. Ludwigs accidentally fell out Of hi
wagon on Main street. The horse becoming
frightened ran the wagon against the court
house wall and breaking away nom the wag
OF ran madly down the sidewalk. Mr.. 1Lud
vtxs was somewhat bruised, but not serious
y injured.
Correspondents are reminded that Sgradet
cattlen are not the highest order of cattle
Thoroughbred" Ii the word. A "grsds"
an animal with some pure blood, but no ped
isree. Please remember this, as when yo'
1ppeak Of q breeders thor~oughbreds Is grade
you hit him hard in q tender spot.
Among other places recently sold by simp
son 4 .Gsafes of Kansas City, is 2 fpe resi
-dence 10 MI. Lewis H. Day, Of Wellington
Mo. The house is situated on Lydia avenue
near Ninth street, and has as pleasant a loca
tion Is any In Kansas City. Mr.. Day will tax
possession about the middle of November.
Jimmie Robinson stubbed his toe, fell dow
and dislocated his rightshoulder last Monday
He carries his arm in a sling. BE has bee
asked four hundred and eighty-three thou
sand SIX hundred and fifty-nine times. whs
was the matter with his arm, and now say
<sNothing." He tried that on the scribe, br
It was no use. If q boy will stub his toe b
IL bound to get into print.
MI. Jos. A. Edmonds will sell, athis farm
at Waterloo, Lafayette county, Mo-, on Sal
urday, October q, 1888; at public auction
the following property:-1 Jersey bull,
mich COWS and heifers, 8 calves, : mares,
brood sows, . lot of shoats, some stock hog
1 wagon, set Of harness, corn in the crib far
utensils, 10. Terms made known on day
sale. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock.
Going fast; our stock is SO large and vsrit
that It viii pay you to hurry q little, and q
ter you have permitted us to initiate you In
the mystery Of how we sell goods SO cheaI
YOU Will be ~astonished at the saving, and wi
dstermine that the Parlor Shoe Store Is Il
place to do your trading. Spanking bargain
in all departments and no deception. Call al
see. W. G.. Eggleston &Co. sept22tf
Here Is how it started:-"Old Moth
Hubbard went to the cupboard to get b
poor dog q bone, but when she got there t
cupboard was bare snd the poor dog got nor
She was in a great stew to know what to
for of money she had not. q cent, 80 she SC
her last suit to buy some meat for the brui
and up town in her night gown she WEI
All the ladies who saw it and the strings
draw 1t, declared it the incest thing out ;
now on the street, looking ever 30 neat,
their gowns they go racing about"
Messrs. Taylor & Lesueur, real est
agents, sold during the last few days, st
north of block IS, first addition to LIE ingt'
to George Hartsell for $175; also part lo
block %, first addition to lexington, Mo-.
Lucy jackson for $3.50; also 40 acres, sou
east quarter Of the southeast quarter of .
ton II, township 48, range %, to Sarah
Breeze, for $500; and 40 acres, northw
quarter Of the northwest quarter of section
township 81. range 81, to II. McLain,
800.
No subject can be Of more importance Il
the amelioration Of the condition of the lat
ing classes. In this country where there
no false ideas regarding working with OIL
hands, where toll is considered ennobbi
and Incidence a vice, the philanthropie n
will always easily let his heart be interes
In the welfare of the poorer people ab
him. The New York Star of q recent
makes these observations: Having
very little money to buy with, the poor
obliged to purchase everything in the 81
est quantities. paying rs a consequence fl
% to 800 per cent. more than rich pei
would pay for the same articles. TIL
man has nc place to store goods; and, W
the well-to-do citizen hires q house at 8
cent. Of its value, the laborer pays 40 per
on the value of his rickety and wretched
ement. The same thing Is true of the clot
he buys for himself and family; they
- little. but are SO poor that they are dear"
this Is true, but it is more particularly tru
large cities. Here in Lexington the labo
-on ohta;ne MANY fhinpa ahonf aa chea,