Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-04
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
County court next Monday.
Circuit court docket on first page.
Now is the time to work the roads.
Select the best berries of wheat for seed.
See Chas. W. Loomis' card in to-day's pa
per. july2sts
Bed lounges in carpet and p silk, at Il
4 #. Winkler's. 1une1tf
A car load of nails Just received, at VIM
"a. Clagett & Co.'S. 1uly25f
Harwood keeps only the best articles o
groceries. Dover, Mo. apr21tf
A good assortment of wsrdrobes cheap ant
fine ones at II. & F. Winkler's. June2tf
For Sale-My store ON Main Cross street
lot 41x75 feet. Apply to ]. W. Grant. If
Roller mill flour at Kerdold's mill. Try /
and you will never use any other. july14tf
Get Boston Betting Company's standart
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m8tf
We have to thank Charlie Hammerle fol
some Perfection tomatoes, the finest we have
seen this year.
Mr. John T. Taylor is painting the Wink
Ter sales rooms building, corner Of Franklin
and Pine streets.
The Presbyterian church Is receiving a new
single roof. It IL to be thoroughly renovated
: inside and outside.
A. v. Robinson & Co. have the only mill
in the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes q first-clsss patent flour. j20tf
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
the Farm and Investment Company, Of Kan
sas City, 10. A. Wilson & Bro, agents.
Call at Graham & Morrison's and see the
best and cheapest vapor Stove made. Every
stove guaranteed to give satisfaction. asst
Slippers at Chinn's for % cents; also some
for SO cents. Call and see them opposite court
house, Davis b Allstadt old stand. 1~uneSOtf
A new lot Of Belcher's sugars and Dozier-
Weyl plain and snow flake crackers and fancy
1umbles, just received, at VIM. 8. Clagett &
Co.'S. july2sh
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinson'a
celebrated roller -four in exchange for wheat
at their efice, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. july21f
The Price-John- replevin.hog-case did not
come up Thursday, Mr.. Blackwell being un-
avoidably absent. It will be tried to-day be-
fore Esquire Robt. Hale.
Sunday train will leave Lexington, at 9 40,
.. M. arrive at Brownsville at II Is a. M;
leave Brownsville al 6 Is p. M; arrive at
Lexington at 8 p. m. G.. Ben.
House and lot on Cedar street for sale. The
House contains II rooms the lot is IS feet
front and running back 150 feet. It rents for
913 40 per month. Price, $3.50. Apply to J.
". Grant. june5otf
Mr.. McGrew has three coal mining machines
At his Camden mines. Two Of them have been
tested, with fair satisfaction; not sufficiently,
however, to justify him in q definite determ-
nation to adopt them.
Romie Mexican the twelve-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. James Mexican, fell down the
front steps at the residence of her grand
mother, Mrs. Judge Ryland, last Saturday,
and broke one of her arms.
Catarrh is the seed Of consumption, and
unless taken In time is . very dangerous dis
ease. Halls Catarrh Cure never fails to cure.
Price Is cents. Sold by C. W. Loomis, Lex
ington, Mo. July28m3
VIM. 8. Clagett 4 Co. have beautiful quar-
ters now, opposite the old stand. Everything
new and neat. Plenty Of room, air and light.
Call In and see their immense brand new
stock Of dry goods. groceries. boots, shoes,
and in fact nearly every thing that ono needs
In . family. 1uly2stf
Mr.. George Fsrrar is just completing the
burning Of another kiln Of brick. Mr.. Far
rar's business has been much better this year
than for a long time before, his sales of brick
alone at times being beyond his ability to
supply. Tho brick he has been turning out
Of late are Of extra good quality.
After having all the latest Improvements
made in my mill machinery I am prepared to
make the very best quality Of -four, All bolt
ing reels, elevators, conveyers and shouting,
through winch -four passes is new, consequent
" It Is bound to be good and clean. No bugs.
Try q sack. W. f. kerdolff. july14tf
Two Weber boys and n Of Jacob APP
plsy's sons were taking up a trotline from a
skin, Thursday, when the skin cspsized.
Two of the boys could swim: the other could
not. The two who could, turned the skiff
over again, put the nonswimmerint it. and
swan for q mfnnow bucket that had been
spilled out to use it as q bailer. About that
time Jesse Hamlet came along and towed
their water logged craft ashore. Moral /:
Never go about the water until you know how
to swim.
The New York Tribune has printed this
paragraph, which is worth preserving
''The following remedy, when applied within
six hours after the bite from q rabid animal,
has been successful in preventing %hydropho-
bia. Make q strong wash by dissolving two
table spoonfhls Of chloruret (chloride) of
lime in half q pint Of water, and instantly
and repeatedly bathe the part bitten. The
poison in this wav will be decomposed. The
fact that chloride has the power to destroy
the deadly poison Of the saliva of the mad dog
was first published in this country by Prof.
Siliman.n
Kansas City Journal:-"Miss Stella Pen
dleton's party Thursday evening at her SUI
burban home, in honor Of Miss Jessie Atkin-
SON, Of Lexington, was q source of much
pleasure to all present, and of satisfaction to
Miss Atkinson, who duly appreciated the
honor shown her by the fair hostess. The
unfavorable appearance of the weather which
resulted in only a slight rain, lessened the
attendance. Twenty-Five couples were pres
emit. Ice cream of the most delicious, and
cake of the rarest was sumptuously served,
and the relish with which it was partsken of
was an indication of the entire self s~atisfac-
ton and pleasure Of the company at the man
ner of Miss Pendleton's ability to entertain
royally.n
G. B. Writes from thanksgiving to cir
cumstances which I could not control, G. B.
remained quiet for awhile, but If nothing
prevents will send a few items in the future.
Mr.. L. G.. Henry and wife returned to this
place Tuesday evening, after an absence of
two weeks. Having been called to the bed
side Of his sick mother. Mr.. A. Larking,
who filed the Office as telegraph operator
during Mr.. Henry's absence, left, Wednesday
morning, for Independence. 80. Misses Hattie
and Carrie Barnett Of near Lexington are
visiting their brother in this place at present.
Miss George Fletcher Of near this place re-
turned home from Richmond Tuesday morn.
ing. accompanied by her grandmother, Mrs.
Catron, Of Richmond, and her grandpa,
Mr.. William Fletcher, of Dover. go. Messrs.J.
W. Goodwin and 81. C. Corder, returned
from Kansas City this morning where they
have been for the purpose of purchasing
stock