Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-05
Hear the clatter of the moving machine.

Hear the clatter of the moving machine.
Ladies' slippers at Clagett & Co.'s for so
cents. Mayloii
Pure lard oil at the Franklin Street Drug
Store. )unel4lo
Fine coffees and teas a specially at Vaughan
l. Trigg's. july5t1
The town was nearly deserted yesterday
evening.
The H~igginsville Advance has NEW Camp
bell power press.
Persons wanting to pasture cows, call on
W. B. Tate. at book store. may24tf
The waterworks proposition carried by a
vote of over 81 for, to l against.
We learn that the store at Waterloo was
burned Wednesday night. No particulars.
just received, u fine line of Blsnle Bros.
best candies at the City Restaurant. ]uly5t2
The best and cheapest harvest whisky IN
the city ut the Postoffice Exchange Saloon. t.
Centennial Refrigerators at H. & +. Wink
ler's. The best made. Call and see
them. ]uneHi.
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at n. 3 F. Winkler's, Lex
;,o,on Missouri. m3if
II NOu v "ohh w AAS
feature in to-day's paper, read carefully all
the new ad>.
The small boy. as usual, enjoyed the Fourth
more than ten grown people could nave done
Burning powder is his chief delight.
The ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church of Aullville will give u garden party
and festival on tbs night of the 9Th, at the
residence of Mr.. J. NJ. Roberts. A gooc
time may be expected by all who attend.
Ayers Ague Cure is a powerful tonic biz
tiers, composed wholly Of vegetable substances
Its action is peculiar, prompt and powerful
| breaking up the chill, curing the fever ane
expelling the poison from the system, ye
| leaving no harmful or unpleasant effect upol
/ the patient. Sufferers from chills and feve1
| who have used quinine as a remedy will ap
preciate this. IL
Four Young men were arrested Saturda!
| night, on South street, for being drunk ant
disorderly. They were lodged in the boos'
over night, and Sunday morning, whil
emptying their slops, one of them, Jane
Smith, made a break for liberty, and succeed
ed in avoiding arrest till Tuesday evening
when he was re-captured. They were fine
S25 and costs, each, the costs amounting t
from S. TO IS in each case. Three of then
paid, but Smith is now working for the city
The Fourth was celebrated yesterday il
this city, but not 80 universally as is some
times the ease. The A. O. H. turned on
about 10 o'clock, with the Richmond band 8
their head, and marched to Affords grove
where quite q crowd assembled Aid spent tn
dav, each one in a manner best suitable t
his own tastes. The declaration of indepent
ence was read, and several short patriot
speeches made. Dinner was taken on til
grounds, and with music. swinging. dancing
base ball and other amusements, the day WI
passed quite pleasantly. The weather wi
too warm for exercising, which prevente
many from going out who otherwise woul
have gone. 500 persons came down fro
Kansas City, and it was estimated that thel
were $500 persons on the grounds. Later
the evening the sound OF the hammer ar
saw brought US back from our patriot
!, musings, and reminded US that we had to {
= to press. We had two reporters on the groun
] but they had not reached the office when v
| oloaod tho formS